Make Your Own Fill in the Blank Stories
Your kids will love practicing Language Arts skills with this awesomely fun worksheet!
Adverb Adjective Noun
This type of fill-in-the blank story is fun to complete, and the results are often hilarious. They’re also a great way for students to practice using different parts of speech.
Download our free printable, then fill in the blanks before reading the story by asking your child to give you the proper part of speech (noun, verb, etc). Once all the blanks are filled, read your wacky story out loud.
- Noun – Person, place, or thing (student, school, computer)
- Adjective – A word that describes something (fun, long, cold)
- Verb – An action word (run, swim, jump)
- Adverb – Words that change or simplify a meaning of one of the above. Adverbs usually, but don’t always end in -ly. (Slowly, correctly, together)
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Paul Merced is design editor of Learning Liftoff. His passion and style for illustrating, photography, and design is a great blend for the educational field. With a BA in digital art from George Mason University, Paul is working on illustrating a children's book that will be released in the next few years. As a former bookseller, Paul loves reading his large collection of books and graphic novels.
