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This lesson focuses on understanding idioms, expressions that convey meanings different from their literal interpretation. We will start with a warm-up discussing what idioms are and share examples. Students will read a variety of idioms from a provided book and interpret their meanings. The lesson includes an illustrative activity where students will choose an idiom, interpret its meaning, and illustrate its literal interpretation. For instance, "It's raining cats and dogs" means it's raining heavily. Let's dive into the colorful world of idiomatic expressions!
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MARCH 11, 2010 IDIOMS
AGENDA: • Warmup • Read sample Idioms and interpret • NOTES • ACTIVITY
Warm up • What is an idiom? Can you give an example?
READ AND INTERPRET IDIOMS: • Read a variety of idioms from the book of idioms. • Students try to interpret the actual meanings.
NOTES: • An idiom is an expression that has a meaning apart from the meanings of its actual words. • EX… It’s raining cats and dogs. It’s literal meaning suggests that cats and dogs are falling from the sky. We interpret to mean that it is raining hard.
ACTIVITY: • INTERPRET THE FOLLOWING IDIOMS. CHOOSE ONE AND THEN ILLUSTRATE THE LITERAL MEANING. • Head in the sand _______________________ • Lay down the law _______________________ • Born yesterday _________________________ • Feel like a million _______________________ • Just what the doctor ordered ______________
CONT… • Hold your horses ________________________ • Cat has your tongue ______________________ • Going bananas __________________________ • Bury the hatchet ________________________