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Thanksgiving Idioms

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    Thanksgiving themed idioms
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning:      Moving to a new school was scary, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise because I made amazing new firends.
    Idiom: blessing in disguise                                  Meaning: something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good in the end
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning:        Every Thanksgiving, our family breaks bread together and shares what we are grateful for.
    Idiom: break bread                                                 Meaning: to share a meal with others
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: After skipping lunch, Jake gobbled up his dinner so fast there wasn't a crumb left on his plate.
    Idiom: gobble it up                               Meaning: to eat something quickly and eagerly
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: When I complained about my broken phone, my mom told me to count my blessings since at least I wasn't hurt in the accident.
    Idiom: count your blessings           Meaning: to be thankful for the good things in life
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: Feast your eyes on this dessert table - it's full of cakes, pies, and cookies!
    Idiom: feast your eyes                          Meaning: to look at something with great pleasure
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: The coach told the team it was time to talk turkey about their performance after losing 3 games in a row.
    Idiom: talk turkey                                   Meaning: to speak honestly and directly about a matter
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: Letting Uncle Joe carve the turkey while watching the football game was a recipe for disaster - he got so distracted, the turkey fell on the floor!
    Idiom: recipe for disaster                    Meaning: a situation likely to go wrong due to certain factors
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: After landing a job that paid double and let him work from home, Jake joked that he was riding the gravy train - life felt easy and profitable.
    Idiom: gravy train                                 Meaning: a situation where someone makes easy money or benefits with little effort
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: Between school projects, basketball practice and helping at home, Ella told her friends she had a full plate and couldn't take on anything else.
    Idiom: full plate                                          Meaning: having a lot of responsibilities or tasks to deal with
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: After his third helping of turkey, mashed potatoes, and pie, Curtis groaned that he was stuffed to the gills and couldn't eat another bite.
    Idiom: stuffed to the gills                     Meaning: feeling extremely full after eating a lot
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: After years of drinking soda every day, Jasmine decided to quit cold turkey - she stopped completely without cutting back slowly.
    Idiom: to go cold turkey                    Meaning: to suddenly stop a habit or activity
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  • Read the following sentence. Identify the idiom and its intended meaning: During class, Mr. Lopez asked whether social media does more harm than good - it really gave the students food for thought and made them think deeply.
    Idiom: food for thought                     Meaning: an idea or concept that sparks thought or offers new perspectives.
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  • Describe what an idiom is in your own words.
    An idiom is a special phrase or expression that doesn't mean exactly what the words say. It is a type of figurative language used for exageration.
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  • True or False: Idioms mean exactly what they say.
    False
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  • Recall your favorite Thanksgiving-themed idiom and explain why it's your favorite.
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