WARM UP: tell someone two things that are true about you, and one lie. They will guess which ones are truths and which one is a lie. Take turn sharing for about 5 mins. Let's get the conversation going!

Idioms are common expressions use in daily conversations. The words have different meanings than their literal meanings. This can be very difficult for English learners (ESL/ELL). Idioms are phrases or expressions whose meanings are not literal but are understood culturally. Some examples of American idioms along with their meanings: 1. Break the Ice To initiate conversation in a social setting, easing tension or discomfort. 2. Let the Cat Out of the Bag To reveal a secret