Intriguing+Idioms

An idiom is a saying that has a figurative meaning, not a literal meaning. For example, "it's raining cats and dogs" doesn't mean that cats and dogs are falling from the sky. Instead, it means that it is raining very hard. When someone says "break a leg" to an actress, it means"good luck." When someone says that they're going to hit the hay, it means that they are going to take a nap.

First, visit each of the idiom websites below. Some of the websites are games, some are movies, and some are idiom dictionaries. [|Animated Idioms] [|Idioms Slang Game] [|More Idioms Game] [|Idioms] [|American Idioms Dictionary] [|Idiom Site] Next, go to[| Google Presentation]and create a slide. The slide should have an idiom, its meaning, the idiom used in a sentence, and pictures to represent the idiom. Look at your classmates idioms before you start because you shouldn't repeat an idiom. We have so many idioms that we need to learn! Look at my example to help you. For extra credit, you can do more than 2 slides! I also have a book of idioms at school if you would like to borrow it.

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