Idioms can be tricky to work on because they are not always that commonly used, but sports idioms are used in many situations that your students might encounter. Also, because most of them are based on familiar sports, it's easier…
Dr. Seuss is known for using zany, creative words in his stories. In Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, Dr. Seuss opens our ears to the sounds around us. Besides being fun for your students, you can use this book…
Many students aren't exposed to idioms in a way that they can understand them. Give your students a chance to hear and understand these cookie themed idioms with these receptive language tasks. There are 10 phrases and their meanings presented in two…
Non-literal phrases can be difficult to understand for language impaired students. These worksheets are made to check students' receptive and expressive use of these farm-themed phrases. There is a receptive skills worksheet that has students match the ten phrases on…
There are many idioms based on the words "heart" and "love" that are used year-round, but February is a perfect time to work on them! We've got 30 idioms and their meanings presented in two different formats - cards and…
Idioms often need to be taught to students who have difficulty using context to understand them or don't hear them often. If you need idioms to practice non-literal language with your students, use these cards. They can be used alone…