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Idioms Posters and Task Cards

$4.25

Fun, colorful idioms posters and companion task cards to teach figurative language

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Idioms Posters and Task Cards

Idioms are so fun to teach but can be hard for kids to comprehend, especially for those literal learners! This resource provides multiple ways for students to experience and understand figurative language. It will help them distinguish between the literal and nonliteral meanings and explain what each idiom means.

 

What is included?

 

Idioms Posters

Each poster (20 in all) includes an idiom, definition, and a literal illustration. They can be cut apart and used as a matching activity or left together as visual aids. These are especially helpful for your English language learners!

 

Idioms Task Cards

Students will read a sentence that contains an idiom and choose the correct meaning.

Includes

  • 16 task cards

  • recording sheet

  • answer key

 

The task cards are provided in 2 sizes – quarter page for use by students and full page for display on your interactive whiteboard (great for whole group practice).

 

The idioms included in this resource are:

  • once in a blue moon

  • bend over backwards

  • the apple of my eye

  • back to square one

  • an arm and a leg

  • add fuel to the fire

  • a piece of cake

  • a dime a dozen

  • cry over spilt milk

  • go out on a limb

  • hit the hay

  • hit the nail on the head

  • keep your chin up

  • let sleeping dogs lie

  • under the weather

  • raining cats and dogs

  • let the cat out of the bag

  • barking up the wrong tree

  • a drop in the bucket

  • when pigs fly

Additional information

Grade Level

3rd, 4th

Pages

45

Resource Type

Task Cards, Visual Aids

File Type

PDF

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3 reviews for Idioms Posters and Task Cards

  1. Yinyi O

    I like this resource a lot. The slides were so on point. were easy to follow and engaged.

  2. Alison Coombs

    This is a great resource. I cut up the posters into three pieces and students had to find matches. The task cards worked great for in context practice!

  3. HYO JIN JANG

    Excellent booklet and questions to accompany these great definitions. I use idioms all the time for my ESL class and this is a great worksheet!

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