Grammar practice lessons started ranking #1 in our homeschool when we started using Mad Libs.

We usually each complete one on Friday and then discuss and have a big chuckle during lunch time.  It has helped all my children recognize the parts of speech in a creative form.

If you haven’t started using Mad Libs in your home, you are missing out.  I loved them as a kid, and my children have followed in my footsteps.

Here are several places where you can print them for FREE:

• Wacky Web Tales – 3rd grade and up
• Teaching Resources – many with different themes
• Over 200+ Pages of Mad Libs
• Family Education – 6 different ones
• ESL Printables – several FUN ones
• Mad Libs Jr
• It’s a Mad Libs World – you can do them online or print them
• Madglibs – 188 stories and you can create your own.
• FREE Mad Lib app – what a great idea
• Make your own story on-line
• Create your own mad lib generator – cool

And here is a post describing how to make your own Mad Libs with a twist.

Can you think of a more FUN way to instill grammar practice with your kiddos?