Badlands BADLibs
Badlands National Park
Have you ever played a game of Madlibs? Now you can try out a Badlands version! Pick out your favorite words, then fill them in to create your own wacky Badlands story. After that, share your BADLibs with us on social media -- and don't forget to have fun!
Have you ever played a game of Madlibs? Now you can try out a Badlands version! Pick out your favorite words, then fill them in to create your own wacky Badlands story. After that, share your BADLibs with us on social media -- and don't forget to have fun! If you have never played Madlibs before, here's how: read through this page and in the lists below, pick out a word to fit each category. For example, you might pick the word "yellow" if the category is color, or you might pick "bighorn sheep" for the animal category. While you're doing this, try not to peek at the story below! Once you're done picking out your words, fill them into the blanks in the story. For the final step, read your filled-in story and have a laugh! If you're interested in completing this activity, please head here.
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Junior Ranger ProgramAnimalsBisonFossils and PaleontologyGeologyScience, Technology and InnovationWildernessGreat PlainsMidwestNPSkids and youth
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Fees Apply
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Accessibility
This activity is text-based and will be fully accessible to anyone who is able to read the activity or utilize a screen reader.
Pets
Yes — If you're completing this activity at home, pets are allowed. Pets are permitted in Badlands National Park with some restrictions. Pets must be kept on a leash no more than six feet in length at all times. Pets are only permitted in developed areas, such as campgrounds and picnic areas, and other areas open to motor vehicles, such as gravel and paved roadways, roadway corridors, and parking lots. Pets are prohibited from hiking trails, public buildings (i.e. visitor centers), and backcountry areas, including the Badlands Wilderness Area, and areas with prairie dog colonies. Pet etiquette dictates always cleaning up animal waste and disposing of it in trash receptacles.
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