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3 Free Printable Mad Libs for Teens

ByClare Brown Updated on

If you’re looking for printable Mad Libs for teens, these free word games are a fun way to spark creativity, laughter, and a bit of grammar practice.

Whether it’s for a classroom activity, party icebreaker, or just something silly to do at home, these Mad Libs printables are designed with older kids in mind.

With themes that teens actually enjoy, they make storytelling feel like a game—no screens required.

Collage of printable Mad Libs worksheets for teens featuring three themed stories: "Epic Battle Royale Showdown," "The Hilarious Job Interview," and "The Epic School Dance." Each page is filled in with creative, silly words like “moonwalk,” “trampoline,” and “pancakes.” Colorful backgrounds include video game and gem-themed decorations, along with pens and beaded necklaces for a playful touch. Bold text at the bottom reads "Printable Mad Libs for Teens."

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Free Printable Mad Libs for Middle School Students

Middle schoolers will enjoy this silly Mad Libs story about a chaotic school dance — perfect for classroom fun or downtime at home.

The funny story revolves around a school party, making it relatable and fun for students in this age range.

Picture this: A legendary school dance at Wackyville Middle School is just around the corner. The rumor is that your favorite teacher, Mrs. Smith, will be the DJ. This dance is no ordinary event; it’s bound to be filled with unexpected surprises and hilarity.

Types of words needed:

  • Adjective
  • Noun
  • Name of a teacher
  • Verb ending in -ing
  • Type of food
  • Number
  • Adverb
  • Type of music
  • Name of a friend
  • Silly word
  • Exclamation
  • Color
  • Animal
  • Part of the body
  • Dance move
  • Type of clothing
  • Sound, onomatopoeia
  • Emotion
  • Vehicle
  • Fruit
  • Type of weather
  • Room in the school
  • Superhero name
Completed Mad Libs worksheet titled “The Epic School Dance,” filled with funny words like “banana,” “moonwalking,” “noodle,” and “batman.” The story humorously describes a chaotic school dance featuring kazoo music, penguins, and a sock-wearing superhero. The page is surrounded by pink and purple beaded necklaces, with a pink pen on the right side.

Here’s a sentence with blanks for you to complete: “Once upon a time, there was a(n) ____________(Adjective) school dance at ____________(Noun) Middle School. Everyone was excited, especially when they heard that ____________(Name of a teacher) was going to be the DJ.”

Let your imagination run wild and fill in the blanks with the wackiest and most unexpected words you can think of. Make this school dance an unforgettable adventure!

Video Game-Themed Mad Lib for Teens

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure in the realm of the video game Epic Battle Royale Showdown. In this game, you’ll embark on an action-packed journey into a virtual battlefield where you’ll need to use your wits and skills to emerge as the ultimate victor.

Types of words needed:

  1. Adjective
  2. Video game
  3. Plural noun
  4. Verb
  5. Number
  6. Noun
Funny Mad Libs worksheet titled “Epic Battle Royale Showdown,” filled with silly answers like “Super Mario,” “rubber ducks,” “moonwalk,” and “pancake.” The story describes a wild video game-style adventure using creative nouns, verbs, and adjectives. The page is placed on a colorful gaming-themed fabric and accompanied by a blue pen.

Here’s a sentence with blanks for you to fill in: “Are you ready for an (adjective) _______________ adventure in the world of (video game) _______________? Grab your (plural noun) _______________ and get ready to dive into the most (adjective) _______________ video game ever created!”

Free Printable Mad Lib for High School Students

Imagine you’re going for a job interview at a company called ZanyTech Industries. You’re applying for the unusual position of Chief Happiness Officer. It’s your dream job, and you’re super excited!

Types of Words Needed:

  • Adjective
  • Company Name
  • Job Title
  • Verb
  • Adjective
  • Emotion
  • Noun
  • Famous Person
  • Adjective
Completed Mad Libs worksheet titled “The Hilarious Job Interview,” featuring wacky answers like “hula hoop,” “kangaroo,” “bubble blowing,” and “Susan.” The story humorously describes a bizarre job interview experience with creative adjectives and nouns. The page is surrounded by colorful plastic gems and a black pen.

Here’s a sample sentence with blanks for you to fill in: “There was a(n) ___________(Adjective) job interview at ___________(Company Name) Industries. I had applied for the position of ___________(Job Title), and I was eager to ___________(Verb) at the company.”

Feel free to fill in the blanks with fun and wacky words that come to your mind. Be as creative and imaginative as you like!

Why Teens Benefit from Playing Mad Libs

Fill-in-the-blank worksheets help teens expand their vocabulary and improve grammar in a way that feels more like a game than a lesson.

By choosing words like nouns, verbs, and adjectives to complete a silly story, they naturally reinforce language skills.

These printable games also boost creativity and encourage logical thinking, since teens need to pick words that fit the story’s context.

When played with friends or family, Mad Libs become a fun, collaborative activity that promotes communication and connection—while giving everyone a good laugh.

Plus, they offer a simple way to unplug from screens and enjoy some classic, hands-on fun.

More Mad Libs Fun

If your teens enjoyed these printable Mad Libs, they’ll probably get a kick out of a few more favorites.

You can try our pirate Mad Libs printable for a silly treasure-hunting adventure or explore a spooky Mad Libs version that’s great for Halloween parties or rainy-day fun.

For even more laughs, these two are our favorite Mad Libs books and are great to keep on hand:

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Last Updated on 14 April 2025 by Clare Brown