The Snowman that came to life
A Fun Libs original
- 1Don’t read the story out. Ask a friend for each word.
- 2Write each word on its line.
- 3Read the whole story out loud.
One Adjective winter day, Name and their friend Name decided to build a snowman. They rolled Adjective snowballs, piling them on top of each other to build the snowman. The first ball became too Size, and looked more like a(n) Body part anything. Name thought this looked really funny, but Name told him to stop laughing and get back to work, it would soon be dark. Eventually, the snowman was Adjective and tall. To give the snowman a name, they used a(n) Noun for a nose, Plural noun for eyes, and a(n) Noun for a smile. As Name and Name stepped back to look upon their Adjective creation, they noticed that the snowman had started Verb -ing. It waved its Plural body part and said, " Funny phrase!" Name couldn’t believe it! The snowman was alive! It asked for a(n) Food to eat and started dancing like a(n) Adjective Animal in the snow. Everyone in the neighborhood came to see the Adjective snowman, and they all started Verb -ing along with it. But just as the day ended, the sun began to Verb, and the snowman started to melt. Before it disappeared completely, it whispered, " Something sentimental." And from that day on, Name always remembered their Adjective friend, the magical snowman.