What is an Idiom? Papa ‘Ekahi Jan. – Feb. 2014. An Idiom is…….. 0 a word or words used in a way that is different from its usual or dictionary meaning.

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What is an Idiom? Papa ‘Ekahi Jan. – Feb. 2014

An Idiom is…….. 0 a word or words used in a way that is different from its usual or dictionary meaning. 0 Crack a window if it gets hot in here. 0 Writers will sometimes use idioms to make their writing sound real. 0 Scale the fish.

Amelia Bedelia Series Charming housekeeper Works for The Rogers Family Who has a literal-mind Written by author Peggy Parish Herman Parish - Nephew of Peggy Parish Began writing Amelia Bedelia stories in 1988

Amelia Bedelia Books

Book Written in Her Memory

More Idioms Papa ‘Ekahi Jan. – Feb. 2014

Come quick! Your dog has gone bananas! What’s the meaning? Your dog is going crazy or having fun.

It cost me an arm and a leg to buy this Playstation 3! What’s the meaning? I spent a lot of money.

It’s raining cats and dogs! What’s the meaning? It’s a stormy, rainy, windy day!

Just a bit More Idioms Papa ‘Ekahi February 2014

Come Back, Amelia Bedelia

I will have some cereal with my coffee this morning. Coffee

I would like my hair to be pinned up?

These letters need stamps.

Then file these papers.

Let’s Read!