Help your children to learn, understand and use a wide variety of idioms with our resource pack. It includes a topic guide, a reference mat, a number of differentiated activity sheets and display banners too!
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- One 6 Page Idioms Guide – An introduction to idioms, with plenty of examples to explore and discuss. Also includes a selection of idioms from different places around the world.
- One Idioms Mat – A helpful reference mat that children can use when they need to include idioms in their writing.
- One List of 100 Idioms – A huge list of idioms, definitions and examples to use during your topic!
- One Hundred Idioms Cards – Can your children pick an idiom card at random and write a definition (or an example sentence)? Could they sort them into different groups?
- Four ‘Idioms Images’ Tasks – Can your children write sentences (that include idioms) about the images on these activity sheets?
- Three ‘Illustrate the Idioms’ Pages – Can your children draw a picture that represents each of these idioms?
- Two ‘Match the Idioms’ Sheets – Challenge your children to match the idioms to their meanings. Available at two different levels of difficulty.
- Two ‘What does it mean?’ Sheets – Can your children choose the correct meaning for each idiom?
- Two Banners – Eye-catching banners to add to the displays in your learning environment.
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The Idioms Pack
Average rating: 1 reviews
Rowan
May 28, 2022
Useful!
Nice. I like this pack. Idioms are an area that are often difficult for students, so this is welcome. The Guide is my favourite part. Most interesting!
It might be nice to have some more creative activities for students to do. Perhaps comic strips where the idioms can be inserted to replace phrases (eg, "You shouldn't be ungrateful for this present. Just be glad you got it!" could be replaced by "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth"). It would also be good to have some information about where idioms came from, and our reasons for saying them.
