Valentine’s Day Idioms Mini Booklet – Literal vs. Figurative Meaning
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Need something cute to integrate Valentine’s Day into the curriculum? This minibook is a fun tool to help students practice differentiating between literal and figurative meanings of idioms.
PDF | 8 pages
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Practice idioms with a Valentine’s Day minibook. This fun booklet helps students learn and illustrate common idioms.
Need something cute to integrate Valentine’s Day into the curriculum?This minibook is a fun tool to help students practice differentiating between literal and figurative meanings of idioms.
Students use the printable book pages to write and draw about the literal and figurative meanings of the following idioms:
- My heart is set on..
- My heart skipped a beat.
- My heart is broken.
- Cross my heart.
- Her heart is in the right place.
- Have a heart.
- Butterflies in my stomach.
- A heart of gold.
- Love is blind.
Great for second, third or fourth grade!
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