Unicorns, Mermaids, and Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game Paperback – October 25, 2016

Make up silly stories while learning the parts of speech. At my granddaughter's birthday party, each guest contributed to creating a funny story by adding a noun, a verb, or an adjective when asked. Then, when my granddaughter read the story created, all stayed engaged in listening to the story, as they contributed to making it as silly as it ends up being. There are several stories that can be created in each booklet, and they can be as wild and zany as the words contributed make them. Very engaging for all.

Purchased for our family game night and this item gave us a fun night with a lot of laughter.

So happy to introduce my daughter to these. So much fun and good language practice for kids. I would use them in the classroom as well.

Using this product to teach parts of speech in my homeschool. Fun way to learn your nouns and verbs!

The cardboard in the booklet is new to me and awesome, no need to find something to write on! I bought this because me and my 8 yr old had a blast filling out a mad lib on the back of a cereal box. Unfortunately, so far these just haven't made us crack up like that first one did. The stories/placement of blank spots aren't very funny in my opinion. We'll still have fun using it and it's great quality, but this just didn't live up to our laughspectations.Still a great, fun learning activity for everyone! Definitely was a refresher in grammar for me and my little one!

Our 4 and 7 year old loved these on a roadtrip. It was a great way to avoid screen time and learn about different parts of speech.

As a retired English teacher, I do not hate the idea of teaching the parts of speech to children (especially in a fun way!). The Mad Libs books are classics, fun and funny! Go Mad Libs!!

Bought these on a whim for a long car ride and we had sooo much fun with it. The whole family got involved and it entertained us for hours. I’m a teacher, and I was also excited about the learning opportunity for my elementary-aged children in the parts of speech! They ask to do a mad lib often now even when we are just at home.