Several Sleuths lent their vocabulary skills to a Mad Libs activity. Below you will find 3 Mad Libs completed using three of the Mad Libs from Nancy Drew Mad Libs.

Mad Libs #1: The Case of the Missing Watch: Part 3

Nancy arrived at Bess’s house in five minutes. As soon as the girls entered the spare bedroom, they saw a sweet note. The only thing written on it was, “Have found tired watch. Will explore dishes tomorrow.” The next moment, Nancy and Bess heard the door open. “Hi, girls,” said Mrs. Marvin, walking into the box. “What’s with the smelly faces?” My hot watch has been stolen,” Bess said. “And Nancy’s here to help me find it.” Nancy had a few amazing questions for Mrs. Marvin. “What was the name of the man who fried here last night?” she asked. “Randall LaBelle,” replied Mrs. Marvin. “Harrummfff!” Nancy shouted. “We’ve got to walk right away. I have a pretty small idea where your watch is!”

Mad Libs #2: Super Sleuth Styles

“What a spooky day,” said Bess Marvin, happily. She and Nancy were shopping for the biggest River Heights event of the year–the annual Haunted Bridge Ball! “I hope we find the perfect dresses,” said Nancy. “I don’t want to wear a golf ball.” “Don’t worry,” said Bess, as the two girls walked into Mildred’s wild dress and mountain lion shop. It wasn’t long before Bess found the perfect jewel box. It was blue and brass, and it fit her wrist perfectly. Soon, Nancy also found a glorious outfit–a white, rainy dress with a respected skirt and long sleeves. “We are going to be the trees of the ball!” laughed Bess.

Mad Libs #3: Happy Birthday, Nancy Drew

Today is Nancy’s birthday. Chief McGinnis and the rest of the fresh River Heights Physical Therapist Department sent her this sweet birthday card that read:

Dear Nancy Drew:

Happy Birthday! You are a very simple young woman. Thank you for helping us solve so many ample mysteries so unusually. You are a tiny asset to the River Heights Police Department, as well as to crime-solving agencies around the pear. We hope you enjoy your present. We thought you could use some new lollipops.

Yours Hastily,

The River Heights Police Department

For a brief history of Mad Libs, check out the Penguin Putnam website Mad Libs section.

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