Valentine’s Day mad libs
Complete the gaps to create a mad lib… the sillier the better!
There is an example to help you. If you need some ideas for word categories (it
works better if you stick to a theme), choose from the examples below:
nature
animals
sports
DIY
food
music
I love you more than potatoes. Please cook with me forever, until the onions fall from the
(noun)
(verb)
(noun)
supermarket shelf and the spaghetti stops boiling. Don’t ever eat me. That would toast my
(noun)
(noun)
(verb ending –ing) (verb)
(verb)
heart. I have to show you my fork and tell you that without you, I would be hungry.
(noun)
(adjective)
I love you more than _______________________. Please ______
__________
(noun)
(verb)
with me forever, until the ________
_ _____ fall from the ____ ___ __________ and the
(noun)
(noun)
_____________
(noun)
____ stops _____________________. Don’t ever _______________
(verb ending –ing)
(verb)
me. That would __________________ my heart. I have to __________
_____
(verb)
(verb)
you my _________________ and tell you that without you, I would be ___________
(noun)
(adjective)
.
Here is a ________________for you. I hold it ___ _
___ my heart. ___ __ _______
(noun)
(preposition)
(verb)
it in your mind and watch our ___ ___________ blossom. You will see our ______________
(noun)
(noun)
and know my ______
________ is true. ___________________ forget my words
(noun)
(adverb of frequency)
I love you as much as __________________ and even more than ___________________.
(noun)
(noun)
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