Idioms for Fourth Graders

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Idioms…oh, the crazy things we

say…

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What is an idiom?

An idiom does not mean exactly what it says. It is a “fancier” way

to say something…

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My best friend is always pulling my leg, but I have

learned not to believe everything she says.

What is the idiom in the following sentence? What does it mean?

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My best friend is always pulling my leg, but I have

learned not to believe everything she says.

What is the idiom in the following sentence? What does it mean?

Meaning: teasing me

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When my grandmother walked in and saw the new

piano, you could have knocked her over with a

feather.

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When my grandmother walked in and saw the new

piano, you could have knocked her over with a

feather.

What is the idiom in the following sentence? What does it mean?

Meaning: She was surprised.

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Katie promised to drop me a line once she settled into her

new house.

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Katie promised to drop me a line once she settled into her

new house.

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Meaning: write me a letter

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Andrey seemed down in the dumps today. What was

wrong?

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Andrey seemed down in the dumps today. What was

wrong?

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Meaning: feeling sad

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I was completely exhausted from the trip. In fact, I slept

like a log all night long.

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I was completely exhausted from the trip. In fact, I slept

like a log all night long.

What is the idiom in the following sentence? What does it mean?

Meaning: didn’t move while sleeping

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Now…let’s take a look at more examples of

idioms.

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When I walked

outside, I saw that it

was raining cats and

dogs.

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My mom always said my sister and I are like two peas

in a pod.

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When I told my

grandmother the joke, she laughed her

head off.

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If I make 100 on my Reading test, I will be on

cloud nine.

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My brothers are always arguing because they don’t

see eye to eye.

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“Does the cat have your

tongue,” the guide asked me when I didn’t

answer his question.

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Time really flies when you are having fun.

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I knew I was in hot water when I broke my mom’s

tennis racket.

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Theo exclaimed, “That is exactly the answer I was looking for. You

hit the nail on the head!”

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My Science project doesn’t hold a candle to Shari’s project.