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Stick around to see how sticky pages can bring people back to your school Website. In the tradition of "MadLibs®" - try some Silly Stories

The "Rest of the Story"

For this interactive example we are using the "age old" Mad Libs® style of writing. Younger students like the silliness of the stories, while being reminded of the parts of speech. Older students can be shown a more advanced "story" that incorporates "more advanced" parts of speech.

Note: this is only one example. You can write as many as you like - totally for fun, or to fit the theme of a current unit.

 A Chess Village

Parts of Speech Practice:

The Chess Village: To help write a "very" short story we need help with the following parts of speech. Please fill in whatever you can think of for each of the following parts of speech and see how they fit into a story.

1. Give me an adjective:

2. Give me an adjective:

Chess Story Horse/Knight with Flag3. Give me a noun:

4. Give me a noun:

5. Give me a noun:

6. Give me a plural noun:

7. Give me a noun:

8. Give me a verb:

9. Give me a noun:

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