Step 1: Choose your favorite idiom from the list you created with your group members.
Step 2: On a blank piece of paper, draw a picture of your idiom. For example, if your idiom is “It’s raining cats and dogs,” you could draw a man holding an umbrella while dogs and cats are falling from the sky!
Step 3: On the other side of the paper, write the idiom. For example, for the picture below, you would write “It’s raining cats and dogs.”
Step 4: Then, use the idiom in a sentence that helps to show its meaning, just like you practiced in Activity # 4. For example, for the picture below, you could write: “It’s raining cats and dogs out there, so if I leave the house, I’ll get soaking wet!!”
When you are finished, go on to Activity # 6