Mad Lib

This mad lib comes from a few limericks we have written about Sara and David.   List your answers to the prompts below in the reply section.  We will insert your answers into the limericks and post post them, along with the original version, on Saturday.  Sara's favorite version will be the winner!   See bottom of page for an example of a limerick.                                      1) animal                                      2) apparel                                      3) adjective                                      4) word that rhymes with blank 3                                      5) verb that ends in –ed                                      6)                                7)                                8) three nouns that rhyme                                      9) noun                                      10) verb that rhymes with blank 9                                      11)                              12)                              13) three nouns that rhyme                                      14) plural noun                                      15) verb that rhymes with blank 14   For Bonus Points, create your own limerick using the words eyes and hand to make your rhymes.   Writing a Limerick A Limerick is a 5-line poem. The 1st, 2nd, and 5th lines rhyme with each other and are typically 7 or 8 syllables long.  The 3rd and 4th lines rhyme with each other and usually have 5 or 6 syllables in them.  Example There once was a man named Paul  Who fell in a spring in the fall. would've been a sad thing if he'd died in the spring  but he didn't; he died in the fall.