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6th Grade Idioms Worksheets

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An idiom is a phrase whose meaning is different from the meanings of its single words. There are 3 worksheets for 6th grade here, each with an answer key. Idioms and Their Meanings matches 16 idioms, Idioms in Context explains 8 idioms in the story Opening Night, and Where Idioms Come From reads where 6 idioms are believed to come from (CCSS L.6.5.A).

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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Idioms and Their Meanings - 6th Grade Idioms worksheet preview
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Idioms in Context - 6th Grade Idioms worksheet preview

Idioms in Context

Grade6th Grade
TopicIdioms
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Where Idioms Come From - 6th Grade Idioms worksheet preview

Where Idioms Come From

Grade6th Grade
TopicIdioms
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Frequently Asked Questions

Break a leg means good luck. In Opening Night, Diego says it to Amara just before the school play begins.

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