Coloring Book - Idioms: The Idioms coloring book contains 83 coloring pages and 2 cover pages. The cover page is saved in color and black and white. The coloring book contains the following pages: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush; a drop in the bucket; all ears; cost an arm and a leg; at the end of one's rope; back to the drawing board; barking up the wrong tree; beat around the bush; bigger fish to fry; birds of the feather, flock together; bite the bullet; break a leg; break the ice; burn one's bridges; burn the midnight oil; butterflies in one's stomach; call it a day; get cold feet; comparing apples and oranges; couch potato; count one's chickens before they hatch; cry over spilled milk; curiosity killed the cat; cut corners; at the drop of a hat; the early bird gets the worm; a fish out of water; a frog in one's throat; straight from the horse's mouth; get a second wind; give someone the cold shoulder; good things come to those who wait; hang in there; have one's head in the clouds; hear it on the grapevine; hit the nail on the head; hit the sack; hold your horses; hot potato; ignorance is bliss; in the same boat; it's not rocket sceince; you can't judge a book by its cover; kill two birds with one stone; the last straw; let sleeping dogs lie; let the cat out of the bag; make a long story short; make matters worse; miss the boat; needle in a haystack; leave no stone unturned; on cloud 9; on the ball; on the fence; once in a blue moon; open a can of worms; a penny for your thoughts; pull someone's leg; pull the wool over one's eyes; put all one's eggs in one basket; take a rain check; raining cats and dogs; sick as a dog; snowed under; speak of the devil; spill the beans; steal someone's thunder; storm in a teacup; a taste of one's own medicine; the class clown; the elephant in the room; the perfect storm; throw caution to the wind; time flies; time is money; two heads are better than one; two peas in a pod; under the weather; walk on eggshells; when pigs fly; zip your lip; and a piece of cake. Please click on the following links for related resources: Flashcards - Idioms Flashcards - A4 Idioms Idiom worksheets - 12 pack This resource comes with a single-user license and may not be reproduced, resold, redistributed, or altered in any form. The clip art used within this resource is part of the English Unite library. Click on this link to see the English Unite Clip Art Store. Follow me on social media for alerts on new listings, discounts, freebies, and events: Follow English Unite on Facebook. Follow English Unite on Instagram. Join the English Unite Fandom Facebook group. © English Unite 2022

Flashcards - A4 Idioms: This pack contains 83 A4-sized flashcards. Idioms included: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush; a drop in the bucket; all ears; cost an arm and a leg; at the end of one's rope; back to the drawing board; barking up the wrong tree; beat around the bush; bigger fish to fry; birds of the feather, flock together; bite the bullet; break a leg; break the ice; burn one's bridges; burn the midnight oil; butterflies in one's stomach; call it a day; get cold feet; comparing apples and oranges; couch potato; count one's chickens before they hatch; cry over spilled milk; curiosity killed the cat; cut corners; at the drop of a hat; the early bird gets the worm; a fish out of water; a frog in one's throat; straight from the horse's mouth; get a second wind; give someone the cold shoulder; good things come to those who wait; hang in there; have one's head in the clouds; hear it on the grapevine; hit the nail on the head; hit the sack; hold your horses; hot potato; ignorance is bliss; in the same boat; it's not rocket sceince; you can't judge a book by its cover; kill two birds with one stone; the last straw; let sleeping dogs lie; let the cat out of the bag; make a long story short; make matters worse; miss the boat; needle in a haystack; leave no stone unturned; on cloud 9; on the ball; on the fence; once in a blue moon; open a can of worms; a penny for your thoughts; pull someone's leg; pull the wool over one's eyes; put all one's eggs in one basket; take a rain check; raining cats and dogs; sick as a dog; snowed under; speak of the devil; spill the beans; steal someone's thunder; storm in a teacup; a taste of one's own medicine; the class clown; the elephant in the room; the perfect storm; throw caution to the wind; time flies; time is money; two heads are better than one; two peas in a pod; under the weather; walk on eggshells; when pigs fly; zip your lip; and a piece of cake. Please click on the following links for related resources: Coloring Book - Idioms Flashcards - Idioms Idiom worksheets - 12 pack This resource comes with a single-user license and may not be reproduced, resold, redistributed, or altered in any form. The clip art used within this resource is part of the English Unite library. Click on this link to see the English Unite Clip Art Store. Follow me on social media for alerts on new listings, discounts, freebies, and events: Follow English Unite on Facebook. Follow English Unite on Instagram. Join the English Unite Fandom Facebook group. © English Unite 2022

This set of idiom posters comes in color and black and white. Help student learn about common idioms with these posters. There are 64 idioms included. Each poster has an illustration, the idiom, meaning, and an example. Also included are graphic organizers for students to write and draw examples of idioms. Use the idiom posters as an idiom of the week. They would also work well put together as a book for students to reference when they are writing. These posters are great for helping ELLs learn about this confusing part of speech. Idioms included are: Set 1 penny for your thoughts, two heads are better than one, speak of the devil, walking on eggshells, miss the boat, snowed under, raining cats and dogs, under the weather, at the end of your rope, open a can of worms, don‘t judge a book by its cover, a bird in the hand, drop of a hat, kill two birds with one stone, frog in your throat, cold shoulder Set 2 time is money, steal someone's thunder, sick as a dog, needle in a haystack, time flies, pull someone's leg, last straw, hit the sack, heard it on the grapevine, head in the clouds, break a leg, from the horse's mouth, break the ice, burn the midnight oil, all ears, under the weather Set 3 when pigs fly, the class clown, taste of your own medicine, spill the beans, the elephant in the room, don‘t put all your eggs in one basket, rain check, on cloud nine, leave no stone unturned, in the same boat, hot potato, fish out of water, don‘t count your chickens before they hatch, comparing apples and oranges, apple of my eye, barking up the wrong tree Set 4 storm in a teacup, on the fence, on the ball, let the cat out of the bag, let sleeping dogs lie, hit the nail on the head, cut corners, the early bird catches the worm cry over spilled milk, couch potato, cold feet, burn bridges, bigger fish to fry, beat around the bush, cost and arm and a leg, drop in the bucket --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also check out this Idiom Puzzles File Folder Game Bundle using the same idioms covered with the posters

Flashcards - Idioms: This pack contains 83 double-sided flashcards. Idioms included: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush; a drop in the bucket; all ears; cost an arm and a leg; at the end of one's rope; back to the drawing board; barking up the wrong tree; beat around the bush; bigger fish to fry; birds of the feather, flock together; bite the bullet; break a leg; break the ice; burn one's bridges; burn the midnight oil; butterflies in one's stomach; call it a day; get cold feet; comparing apples and oranges; couch potato; count one's chickens before they hatch; cry over spilled milk; curiosity killed the cat; cut corners; at the drop of a hat; the early bird gets the worm; a fish out of water; a frog in one's throat; straight from the horse's mouth; get a second wind; give someone the cold shoulder; good things come to those who wait; hang in there; have one's head in the clouds; hear it on the grapevine; hit the nail on the head; hit the sack; hold your horses; hot potato; ignorance is bliss; in the same boat; it's not rocket sceince; you can't judge a book by its cover; kill two birds with one stone; the last straw; let sleeping dogs lie; let the cat out of the bag; make a long story short; make matters worse; miss the boat; needle in a haystack; leave no stone unturned; on cloud 9; on the ball; on the fence; once in a blue moon; open a can of worms; a penny for your thoughts; pull someone's leg; pull the wool over one's eyes; put all one's eggs in one basket; take a rain check; raining cats and dogs; sick as a dog; snowed under; speak of the devil; spill the beans; steal someone's thunder; storm in a teacup; a taste of one's own medicine; the class clown; the elephant in the room; the perfect storm; throw caution to the wind; time flies; time is money; two heads are better than one; two peas in a pod; under the weather; walk on eggshells; when pigs fly; zip your lip; and a piece of cake. Please click on the following links for related resources: Coloring Book - Idioms Flashcards - A4 Idioms Idiom worksheets - 12 pack This resource comes with a single-user license and may not be reproduced, resold, redistributed, or altered in any form. The clip art used within this resource is part of the English Unite library. Click on this link to see the English Unite Clip Art Store. Follow me on social media for alerts on new listings, discounts, freebies, and events: Follow English Unite on Facebook. Follow English Unite on Instagram. Join the English Unite Fandom Facebook group. © English Unite 2022

Help students learn common idioms with this fun file folder activity. Students match a puzzle piece with the meaning of the idiom. The puzzle pieces are self correcting. The game board is available in color and black and white. Recording sheets are also included. Great practice for English Language Learners. Idioms included are: Set 1- penny for your thoughts, two heads are better than one, speak of the devil, walking on eggshells, miss the boat, snowed under, raining cats and dogs, under the weather, at the end of your rope, open a can of worms, don‘t judge a book by its cover, a bird in the hand, drop of a hat, kill two birds with one stone, frog in your throat, fish out of water Set 2- time is money, steal someone's thunder, sick as a dog, needle in a haystack, time flies, pull someone's leg, last straw, hit the sack, heard it on the grapevine, head in the clouds, break a leg, from the horse's mouth, break the ice, burn the midnight oil, all ears, under the weather Set 3- when pigs fly, the class clown, taste of your own medicine, spill the beans, the elephant in the room, don‘t put all your eggs in one basket, rain check, on cloud nine, leave no stone unturned, in the same boat, hot potato, fish out of water, don‘t count your chickens before they hatch, comparing apples and oranges, apple of my eye, barking up the wrong tree Set 4- storm in a teacup, on the fence, on the ball, let the cat out of the bag, let sleeping dogs lie, hit the nail on the head, cut corners, the early bird catches the worm, cry over spilled milk, couch potato, cold feet, burn bridges, bigger fish to fry, beat around the bush, cost and arm and a leg, drop in the bucket ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also check out this Idiom Poster Bundle for the same idioms found in the games.

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English Idiomatic Expressions and Examples, 10 idioms and their meanings with sentences Many people avoid using classical words to express their feelings, thoughts, and plans in everyday life. Words or phrases that are used as a metaphor in any sentence make the sentence more intense. Therefore, the use of idioms, especially in the English language, is quite common. When we express our thoughts through idioms, we explain situations in a pleasing narrative. In addition, when we use such words or phrases, we may be able to attract the audience’s attention more quickly. Because our narrative ceases to be ordinary and

English Idiomatic Expressions and Examples, 10 idioms and their meanings with sentences Many people avoid using classical words to express their feelings, thoughts, and plans in everyday life. Words or phrases that are used as a metaphor in any sentence make the sentence more intense. Therefore, the use of idioms, especially in the English language, is quite common. When we express our thoughts through idioms, we explain situations in a pleasing narrative. In addition, when we use such words or phrases, we may be able to attract the audience’s attention more quickly. Because our narrative ceases to be ordinary and

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Posters and file folder game puzzles to help teach your students about idioms. The sets of idiom posters comes in color and black and white. Help student learn about common idioms with these posters. There are 64 idioms included. Each poster has an illustration, the idiom, meaning, and an example. Also included are graphic organizers for students to write and draw examples of idioms. Use the idiom posters as a word of the week or word of the day. They would also work well put together as a book for students to reference when they are writing. For the file folder game students match a puzzle piece with the meaning of the idiom. The puzzle pieces are self correcting. The game board is available in color and black and white. Recording sheets are also included. Great for English Language Learners Idioms included are: Set 1 penny for your thoughts, two heads are better than one, speak of the devil, walking on eggshells, miss the boat, snowed under, raining cats and dogs, under the weather, at the end of your rope, open a can of worms, don‘t judge a book by its cover, a bird in the hand, drop of a hat, kill two birds with one stone, frog in your throat, cold shoulder Set 2 time is money, steal someone's thunder, sick as a dog, needle in a haystack, time flies, pull someone's leg, last straw, hit the sack, heard it on the grapevine, head in the clouds, break a leg, from the horse's mouth, break the ice, burn the midnight oil, all ears, under the weather Set 3 when pigs fly, the class clown, taste of your own medicine, spill the beans, the elephant in the room, don‘t put all your eggs in one basket, rain check, on cloud nine, leave no stone unturned, in the same boat, hot potato, fish out of water, don‘t count your chickens before they hatch, comparing apples and oranges, apple of my eye, barking up the wrong tree Set 4 storm in a teacup, on the fence, on the ball, let the cat out of the bag, let sleeping dogs lie, hit the nail on the head, cut corners, the early bird catches the worm cry over spilled milk, couch potato, cold feet, burn bridges, bigger fish to fry, beat around the bush, cost and arm and a leg, drop in the bucket

I made this series as a follow on from a previous post I made a few years back. Some of these illustrations are brand new to the collection while others have been given a fresh new look. I hope these can help people who are learning the English language and that this can be a fun way to learn some of the funny expressions that are used on a daily basis.

Help students learn common idioms with this fun file folder activity. Students match a puzzle piece with the meaning of the idiom. The puzzle pieces are self correcting. The game board is available in color and black and white. Recording sheets are also included. Great practice for English Language Learners. Idioms included are: Set 1- penny for your thoughts, two heads are better than one, speak of the devil, walking on eggshells, miss the boat, snowed under, raining cats and dogs, under the weather, at the end of your rope, open a can of worms, don‘t judge a book by its cover, a bird in the hand, drop of a hat, kill two birds with one stone, frog in your throat, fish out of water Set 2- time is money, steal someone's thunder, sick as a dog, needle in a haystack, time flies, pull someone's leg, last straw, hit the sack, heard it on the grapevine, head in the clouds, break a leg, from the horse's mouth, break the ice, burn the midnight oil, all ears, under the weather Set 3- when pigs fly, the class clown, taste of your own medicine, spill the beans, the elephant in the room, don‘t put all your eggs in one basket, rain check, on cloud nine, leave no stone unturned, in the same boat, hot potato, fish out of water, don‘t count your chickens before they hatch, comparing apples and oranges, apple of my eye, barking up the wrong tree Set 4- storm in a teacup, on the fence, on the ball, let the cat out of the bag, let sleeping dogs lie, hit the nail on the head, cut corners, the early bird catches the worm, cry over spilled milk, couch potato, cold feet, burn bridges, bigger fish to fry, beat around the bush, cost and arm and a leg, drop in the bucket ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also check out this Idiom Poster Bundle for the same idioms found in the games.

Help students learn common idioms with this fun file folder activity. Students match a puzzle piece with the meaning of the idiom. The puzzle pieces are self correcting. The game board is available in color and black and white. Recording sheets are also included. Great practice for English Language Learners. Idioms included are: Set 1- penny for your thoughts, two heads are better than one, speak of the devil, walking on eggshells, miss the boat, snowed under, raining cats and dogs, under the weather, at the end of your rope, open a can of worms, don‘t judge a book by its cover, a bird in the hand, drop of a hat, kill two birds with one stone, frog in your throat, fish out of water Set 2- time is money, steal someone's thunder, sick as a dog, needle in a haystack, time flies, pull someone's leg, last straw, hit the sack, heard it on the grapevine, head in the clouds, break a leg, from the horse's mouth, break the ice, burn the midnight oil, all ears, under the weather Set 3- when pigs fly, the class clown, taste of your own medicine, spill the beans, the elephant in the room, don‘t put all your eggs in one basket, rain check, on cloud nine, leave no stone unturned, in the same boat, hot potato, fish out of water, don‘t count your chickens before they hatch, comparing apples and oranges, apple of my eye, barking up the wrong tree Set 4- storm in a teacup, on the fence, on the ball, let the cat out of the bag, let sleeping dogs lie, hit the nail on the head, cut corners, the early bird catches the worm, cry over spilled milk, couch potato, cold feet, burn bridges, bigger fish to fry, beat around the bush, cost and arm and a leg, drop in the bucket ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also check out this Idiom Poster Bundle for the same idioms found in the games.

Flashcards - Idioms: This pack contains 83 double-sided flashcards. Idioms included: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush; a drop in the bucket; all ears; cost an arm and a leg; at the end of one's rope; back to the drawing board; barking up the wrong tree; beat around the bush; bigger fish to fry; birds of the feather, flock together; bite the bullet; break a leg; break the ice; burn one's bridges; burn the midnight oil; butterflies in one's stomach; call it a day; get cold feet; comparing apples and oranges; couch potato; count one's chickens before they hatch; cry over spilled milk; curiosity killed the cat; cut corners; at the drop of a hat; the early bird gets the worm; a fish out of water; a frog in one's throat; straight from the horse's mouth; get a second wind; give someone the cold shoulder; good things come to those who wait; hang in there; have one's head in the clouds; hear it on the grapevine; hit the nail on the head; hit the sack; hold your horses; hot potato; ignorance is bliss; in the same boat; it's not rocket sceince; you can't judge a book by its cover; kill two birds with one stone; the last straw; let sleeping dogs lie; let the cat out of the bag; make a long story short; make matters worse; miss the boat; needle in a haystack; leave no stone unturned; on cloud 9; on the ball; on the fence; once in a blue moon; open a can of worms; a penny for your thoughts; pull someone's leg; pull the wool over one's eyes; put all one's eggs in one basket; take a rain check; raining cats and dogs; sick as a dog; snowed under; speak of the devil; spill the beans; steal someone's thunder; storm in a teacup; a taste of one's own medicine; the class clown; the elephant in the room; the perfect storm; throw caution to the wind; time flies; time is money; two heads are better than one; two peas in a pod; under the weather; walk on eggshells; when pigs fly; zip your lip; and a piece of cake. Please click on the following links for related resources: Coloring Book - Idioms Flashcards - A4 Idioms Idiom worksheets - 12 pack This resource comes with a single-user license and may not be reproduced, resold, redistributed, or altered in any form. The clip art used within this resource is part of the English Unite library. Click on this link to see the English Unite Clip Art Store. Follow me on social media for alerts on new listings, discounts, freebies, and events: Follow English Unite on Facebook. Follow English Unite on Instagram. Join the English Unite Fandom Facebook group. © English Unite 2022