Introduction
Welcome to the exciting world of idioms! If you are feeling like a fish out of the water when it comes to understanding these colourful expressions , don't throw in the towel just yet!
An idiom is a phrase that, when taken as a whole, has a meaning you wouldn't be able to deduce from the meaning of the individual words.
So let's get cracking and dive headfirst into the world of idioms!
Task
By the end of this lesson ,you will be equipped with the skills to comprehend and use idioms confidently, which will enhance your language skills and help you to communicate more effectively.
Your tasks in this WebQuest include the following:
1.Give your opinion about the meaning of the idiom.
2.Try to guess the idiom.
3.Create a story using idioms.
Process
Step1
Follow each step of the process.
Follow this link. Watch the video and take notes. What is an idiom?
Step 2
Follow this link. Learn and try to guess the idiom.
https://create.kahoot.it/share/idioms/1504e58a-10d3-4f63-8408-5f43a50bd49c
Step 3
Follow the link .Scroll through the idiom dictionary and create sentences with some of the idioms.
Step 4
Create a story using idioms .Here is a link to help you understand better.
https://www.storymakersclub.com/2020/04/06/how-to-make-a-story-out-of-idioms/
Evaluation
Your idiom illustration will be graded as follows:
Assess understanding: You have to demostrate an understanding of the idioms being discussed. 3 points
Evaluation of creativity: Creativity and originality in illustrating or using the idioms. 3 points
Provide feedback: You should provide feedback to your work. 4 points
Conclusion
Well done! Working with idioms on WebQuest can be a fun and challenging way to improve language skills and gain a deeper understanding of culture. It requires creativity, critical thinking, and an appreciation for the nuances of language. By exploring idioms,we can add depth and color to our conversations, express ourselves more effectively, and connect with others on a deeper level.
Credits
Teacher Page
This webquest is designed for upper elementary students.
Designed by Antonela Deda