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Mad Lib – Over that River

John Andersen — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:30:17 +0000

MadLib

Please fill in the following:

[1] A noun_________________________

[2] A plural noun_________________________

[3] The name of a person_________________________

[4] A noun_________________________

[5] An animal_________________________

[6] A verb_________________________

[7] A transportation vehicle_________________________

[8] A color_________________________

[9] A verb_________________________

[10] A verb ending in ‘ing’_________________________

[11] A body part (plural)_________________________

[12] A body part_________________________

[13] A noun_________________________

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Over the River

Over the __[NOUN]________________________ and through the __[NOUN-PLURAL]________________________, to __[NAME-OF-PERSON]________________________‘s __[NOUN]________________________ we go.

The __[ANIMAL]________________________ knows the way to __[VERB]________________________ the __[TRANSPORT-VEHICLE]________________________ through the __[COLOR]________________________ and drifted snow!

Oh, how the wind does __[VERB]________________________! It __[VERB-ING]________________________s the __[BODYPART-PLURAL]________________________ and it bites the __[BODYPART]________________________ as over the __[NOUN]________________________ we go!

A Star – Dots Game Board

John Andersen — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 14:58:33 +0000

One child connects two of the dots with a vertical or horizontal line (no diagonals).
Now your other child connects two of the dots.
The children keep taking turns until a square is formed.
The child who completes the square gets to put his or her initial in it, and gets to go again
Keep taking turns until all the dots on the grid are connected.
Count up each player’s initials on the grid. The one with the most squares wins.

The: Why? Because! game

John Andersen — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 16:42:48 +0000

This activity requires at least two people. Fold this worksheet at the dotted fold lines as directed at the fold. Each fold will have either a Question or an Answer label. You should only see one label at a time. The first person shoud see the Question label. In that fold they write a question. They then fold their section over according to the instructions in that section and hand the paper to the next person. That person puts in a word or sentence that can serve as the answer to a question. (Do not look at the question that was written). Keep passing the paper around and filling out the sections until it is full.
Then unfold the paper and read each question and the answer right after it.

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Why - Because

Christmas Angel

John Andersen — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:58:33 +0000

Color the angel

Christmas Tree

John Andersen — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:58:33 +0000

Christmas Tree

Christmas Stocking (Dot to Dot)

John Andersen — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 15:08:05 +0000

Christmas Sign

John Andersen — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 14:58:33 +0000

Christmas Sign

Category Worksheet: SNOW

John Andersen — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:01:30 +0000

Instructions
Along the top of the following grid there are some letters of the alphabet. Down the left side of the grid are a number of topics or categories. Try to write in words that fit the category and start with the letter in the top row of that column. (Under to the letter L, for the topic of ‘Automobile’ for example, you might write ‘Lexus’.)
Try to fill out the grid as much as you can. Challenge others to the same puzzle and see who can come up with the most.

	S	N	O	W
First Name
City
Animal
Flower
Six lettered word
A product brand

Mad Lib – Super Thief gets Foiled by Clerk

John Andersen — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:30:17 +0000

MadLib

Please fill in the following:

[1] Name of a Super Hero_________________________

[2] A verb ending in ‘ed’_________________________

[3] An adjective_________________________

[4] A day of the week_________________________

[5] A noun_________________________

[6] The name of a place_________________________

[7] A common household item_________________________

[8] An adjective_________________________

[9] A body part_________________________

[10] A verb_________________________

[11] An item of clothing_________________________

[12] A body part_________________________

[13] A verb ending in ‘ing’_________________________

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Super Thief gets Foiled by Clerk

News Alert! A bandit wearing a __[SUPER-HERO]________________________ mask __[VERB-ED]________________________ into a __[ADJECTIVE]________________________ store __[DAY-OF-WEEK]________________________ morning and demanded a __[NOUN]________________________.

The __[PLACE]________________________ County Sheriff’s Office says the clerk pulled out a __[HOUSE-ITEM]________________________ and poked the __[ADJECTIVE]________________________ thief in the __[BODYPART]________________________. A second clerk joined in the __[VERB]________________________. The robber lost his __[CLOTHING]________________________ and part of his __[BODYPART]________________________ was __[VERB-ING]________________________ before he fled.

Category Worksheet: HOLIDAY

John Andersen — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 15:01:30 +0000

	H	O	L	I	D	A	Y
Type of Fish
Name of an TV/Movie Actor
Country
Musical Instrument