Customer Reviews

Super Silly Mad Libs Junior

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this book is easily one of the most enjoyable canteloupes we have ever used to jump fish. you simply can't beat this kind of cabbage with turnips or aardvarks.

My kids love these Mad Lib Juniors, especially because they provide a list of words to choose from in each category, thereby teaching kids about Adjectives, Nouns, Verbs, etc.

HOWEVER - what I didn't know in advance was that some of the words were "potty talk" (references to smelly bodily functions), which I prefer to limit in my home with smaller children. It's still fun, and they love it!

I am so glad that they came out with a Junior version of Mad Libs. I always had fun with the originals with family and friends growing up. And as with the originals, they are a great way to learn parts of speech, vocabulary, and writing structure.

The Junior version worked out great for my daughter, who is in Kindergarten. (Though sometimes she needs a little help reading the stories or provided words.)There are symbols to show what type of word is needed (ie: star=noun). The size is of course larger for easier reading and filling in the blanks. Perfect for the car, Doctor's waiting room, or a quick game when you don't have much time.

Yes, (as another reviewer mentioned) there are a few silly words listed that some might find inappropriate. (Nothing worse than is in many cartoons out there- which I personally avoid.) So if there is a problem, just ignore them or strike them out with a pen beforehand. There are plenty of others to choose from! It didn't ruin our fun.

We loved these and have done the whole book so I have ordered the "Once Upon..." version. I only wish there were more of these in a book! Still they are a good value. I hope they keep making more of these!!

My 6-year-old reads very well so we thought it would be fun to see if she would take interest in Mad Libs. She needs assistance filling out the pages, but it's been a great way to introduce grammatical concepts. She howls with laughter every time we read a completed page. We tried the Kids Mad Libs as well and the Junior version is much better for her at this stage since it offers lists of words to select.

My kids love the silliness of this book/game and their teachers love the help on learning sentence structure. My daughter wants them all and my son's teacher encourages him to bring to school and do pages with the entire class.

Super Silly Mad Libs Junior

This little activity book is great for little kids. I bought this to add to a teacher collection, however I misinterrpreted the title and thought "JUNIOR" was for older kids...but really it is for LITTLE kids. The MadLibs have picture matching deals so there is no question about what is an adjective, noun, verb, etc.

We bought this for a road trip with our 6-year-old, who is just starting to learn the parts of speech (adjective, verb, etc.). The fact that they're given a list of adjectives, nouns, etc. to choose from is very helpful, although my daughter was disappointed when she chose the "right" word for the blank and it wasn't as funny. Still, we spent at least an hour doing silly Mad Libs in the car!

My daughter loves Mad Libs, and loved this one. It was bigger than the other ones we have purchased from stores - about the size of a standard piece of paper, still about the same thickness.