Ever play madlibs? Here at the CCCTMA Kid's Zone, we have our own version of the fun game!

Click on a link, print out the story and have fun creating your own versions of how it should go.

In case you've forgotten what the various parts of speech are, here is a quick review of the basics:
• A noun is the name of a person, place or thing.
Examples include umbrella, sidewalk and car.
• An adjective describes someone or something.
Examples include creative, red, ugly and short.
• A verb is an action word.
Examples include run, jump, swim and fly.
• An adverb tells how something is done.
Examples include greedily, rapidly, and carefully.

• "I Took a Walk" (see below)
• "Eddie Earth Asks, 'Where Does Carpooling Come From?'"

For information on how to create your own wacky web tale, check out this page!

For this story, you will need to come up with the following:

Adjective: _________________

Place: ____________________

Noun: ____________________

Plural Plant: ________________

Plural Animal: _______________

Adjective: __________________

Adjective: __________________

Verb (past tense): ____________

Exclamation: ________________

Adverb: ___________________

Verb (past tense): ____________

Adjective: __________________

Noun: _____________________

Verb: _____________________

Adjective: __________________

Plural Noun: ________________

Adjective: __________________

Verb ending in -ing: ___________

"I Took A Walk"

It was a ____________day, so I went out walking, and somehow ended up in ____________. The ____________was filled with ____________and ____________ -- it was ____________! But I started getting ____________ and hungry, and needed to find my way home. No matter where I ____________, I couldn't see the path. “____________,” I thought ____________, “I’m ____________. I decided to go around the ____________ ____________ up ahead, and discovered that it led back home! I was ____________. At dinner, when I told my ____________ story, my ____________ looked at me with ____________. Then they forbade me from ever ____________ again.

THE END