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An Idiom a Day Will Help Keep the Boredom In Schooling Away #3 What are idioms? Dictionary A- noun- form of expression peculiar to one language; dialect Dictionary B- noun- A form of expression whose understood meaning is not expressed by the exact meanings of the individual words, as to get along with; the language peculiar to a people; a variety or form of a language; a dialect; the individual terminology or manner of expression characteristic of a certain group, profession, or the like. There are 180 lessons provided, which will allow you to use one a day to help keep the boredom in schooling away. This should be a fun time of the day, where the children laugh and joke about the idiom, and their perception of what it means. 1. Have the students draw a picture of what these words should mean together beside A. 2. You can either have your students look up the idioms meaning, or you can provide it to them after they have drawn their drawings for item A. 3. Have them write a sentence using the idiom appropriately on the lines provided. 4. Now have them draw a picture using the sentence they wrote, and the actual meaning of the idiom beside

1. Asleep at the Switch

2. Ax to Grind

3. Back to the Drawing Board

4. Batten Down the Hatches

5. Beat the Band

6. Behind the Eight Ball

7. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

8. Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush

9. Bite the Bullet

10. Blind Leading the Blind

11. Blue Blood

12. Bottom Line

13. Bowl of Cherries

14. Bug Someone

15. Burn the Midnight Oil

16. Burn Your Bridges Behind You

17. Bursting At the Seams

18. Bury the Hatchet

19. Butter Someone Up

20. Call You on the Carpet

21. Can t Fight City Hall

22. Can t See the Forest for the Trees

23. Chickens Come Home to Roost

24. Close Shave

25. Come Up smelling Like a Rose

26. Cook Your Goose

27. Cool as a Cucumber

28. Cut Your Nose Off to Spite Your Face

29. Don t Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth

30. Don t Take Any Wooden Nickels

31. Down in the Dumps

32. Down-to-the-Wire

33. Drive a Hard Bargain

34. Drop in the Bucket

35. Early Bird Catches the Worm

36. Eat Humble Pie

37. Eat Out of Your Hand

38. Eat Your Heart Out

39. Eat Your Words

40. Every Tom, Dick, and Harry

41. Everything But the Kitchen Sink

42. Face the Music

43. Feast or Famine

44. Feather Your Nest

45. Fifth Wheel

46. Finger in Every Pie

47. Fly the Coop

48. Follow Your Nose

49. Footloose and Fancy-Free

50. Forty Winks

51. Four Corners of the Earth

52. From the Word Go

53. Get a Kick Out of Something

54. Get Down to Brass Tacks

55. Get in on the Ground Floor

56. Get Real

57. Get Something Off Your Chest

58. Get the Ax

59. Get the Lead Out of Your Feet

60. Get Your Dander Up

61. Get Your Goat

62. Give Someone the Shirt Off Your Back

63. Give Your Right Arm

64. Go Climb a Tree

65. Go Over Like a Lead Balloon

66. Go Over With a Fine Tooth Comb

67. Go to the Dogs

68. Greek to Me

69. Green with Envy

70. Hang Out Your Shingle

71. Head Over Heels in Love

72. Heart s in the Right Place

73. Heavens to Betsy

74. High Horse

75. Hit the Jackpot

76. Hit the Nail Right on the Head

77. In a Nutshell

78. In a Pretty Kettle of Fish

79. In the Bag

80. In the Limelight

81. It Takes Two To Tango

82. Jump Down Your Throat

83. Jump On the Bandwagon

84. Keep Your Ear to the Ground

85. Keep Your Head Above Water

86. Keep Your Nose to the Grindstone

87. Kick Up Your Heels

88. Kill Two Birds with One Stone

89. Knee-High to a Grasshopper

90. Laugh Out of the Other Side of Your Mouth

91. Lay Your Cards on the Table

92. Leave No Stone Unturned

93. Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

94. Let the Cat Out of the Bag

95. Light at the End of the Tunnel

96. Like Two Peas in a Pod

97. Lock, Stock, and Barrel

98. Low Man On the Totem Pole

99. Lower the Boom

100. Mad as a Wet Hen

101. Make a Federal Case Out of Something

102. Make No Bones About Something

103. Make Your Mouth Water

104. Mess With Someone

105. Mind Your P s and Q s

106. More Than Meets the Eye

107. My Two Cents Worth

108. Name is Mud

109. Nitty Gritty

110. No Dice

111. Not Your Cup of Tea

112. Nothing to Sneeze at

113. Nutty as a Fruitcake

114. Off the Top of Your Head

115. Off Your Trolley

116. On Pins and Needles

117. On Tenterhooks

118. On Top of the World

119. Once in a Blue Moon

120. One Good Turn Deserves Another

121. Open a Can of Worms

122. Other Side of the Coin

123. Out of the Clear Blue Sky

124. Out on a Limb

125. Par for the Course

126. Pass the Buck

127. Pay the Piper

128. Pay Through the Nose

129. Pen is Mightier Than the Sword

130. Penny for Your Thoughts

131. Pie in the Sky

132. Play Both Ends Against the Middle

133. Play Fast and Loose

134. Play the Field

135. Pour Oil On Troubled Waters

136. Pull No Punches

137. Pull the Rug Out from Under You

138. Pull the Wool over Your Eyes

139. Put All Your Eggs in One Basket

140. Put Your Best Foot Forward

141. Put Your Foot Down

142. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

143. Raining Cats and Dogs

144. Raise an Eyebrow

145. Raise Cain

146. Raise the Roof

147. Red-Carpet Treatment

148. Red Letter Day

149. Right off the Bat

150. Rub the Wrong Way

151. Save for a Rainy Day

152. Sell Like Hot Cakes

153. Sitting Duck

154. Six of One and a Half a Dozen of the Other

155. Sky s the Limit

156. Smell a Rat

157. Sow Your Wild Oats

158. Split Hairs

159. Stir Up a Hornet s Nest

160. Straight From the Horses Mouth

161. Sweet Talk

162. Take One s Medicine

163. Take Someone Under Someone s Wing

164. Take the Biter with the Sweet

165. That s the Way the Cookie Crumbles

166. Through the Grapevine

167. Through Your Weight Around

168. Tied to Someone s Apron Strings

169. Til the Cows Come Home

170. Tip of the Iceberg

171. Too Big For Your Britches

172. Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth

173. Touch Something With a Ten-Foot Pole

174. Turn Over a New Leaf

175. Turn the Tables

176. Two-Faced

177. Under the Weather

178. Up a Creek Without a Paddle

179. Wash Your Hands of Something

180. Wet Behind the Ears