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Common Core L.4.5b songs in English (UK)
English Idiom of the Week! - ELA - ELD - ESL - EFL
This is a no-prep, fun way to teach your students common English idioms. You can use the slides on a daily or weekly basis. Instructions are included for interactive use in the classroom. 18 idioms are included in the unit. Included: 1. 18 slides presenting one common English idiom at a time2. Examples demonstrating how to use each idiom3. An answer (key) slide accompanying each instructional slide4. Instructions for interactive use in your classroom 5. A link to my accompanying Kahoot! Enj
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Grades:
4th - 7th, Adult Education
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Intro to Idioms
This song introduces idioms and includes four examples with simple explanations of their meanings.
The idiom examples include:
*It's a piece of cake
*Hold your horses
*It's raining cats and dogs
*Don't let the cat out of the bag.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Idioms: Spring Edition
Idioms Activity Pack
An idiom is an expression or phrase where the phrase has a different meaning than the literal meaning of the individual words.
Included in this spring activity pack:
- A fun matching activity for children which will help to build vocabulary
- Draw an idiom doodle frame sheets (would make a great display!)
- Which idiom means…? An activity to demonstrate understanding of different idioms
- Fill in the blanks idiom activity
- Underline and rewrite the idioms
- Idioms for st
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Vocabulary Templates ~ Advanced & Grades 7 - 12th ~ pdf version
If you prefer the Google version, click here. Ideal for upper grades, gifted learners, linguists, etymologists, and more!5 vocabulary templates includedEach vocabulary template includes space to write:wordpart of speech (i.e. noun, adjective, etc.) and specific part of speech (i.e. comparative adjective, past tense verb, collective noun, etc.) ~ with visualsstudents' understanding/informal definitionformal definition and sourcesecondary part of speechpictureforeign language equivalentexample se
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Sentence Breakdown
Twice a week I use this in my classroom. I add a sentence from a novel, story, or passage I am reading. The first couple of times, I model as a whole class. Then, I break them down into groups. After about six times, I have them attempt individually. I pick up the practice and use to make individual groups for areas where the students are struggling. I alter the document to fit different grade levels. I have used it with 3rd - 5th but can easily be used through 8th grade.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
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