Learn English Language Idioms in a Fun Way!

Idioms are an important part of the English language. They make conversations lively, colorful, and full of meaning. Our Idioms Worksheets for Kids are designed to help children understand and use common idiomatic expressions easily. With activities like MCQs, fill-in-the-blanks, and match-the-following, these worksheets provide both learning and practice.

Whether your child is just starting with a list of idioms or looking to strengthen their understanding of expressions used in daily English, these worksheets are a perfect resource.

What’s Inside the Worksheet?

• Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs): Choose the correct meaning of popular idioms.
• Fill in the Blanks: Apply idioms in context to complete meaningful sentences.
• Match the Following: Pair idioms with their correct meanings for better retention.
• Kid-Friendly Explanations: Simplified definitions and relatable examples of everyday idioms.

These exercises are carefully designed to make idiom learning interactive, engaging, and fun for children.

How Can Idioms Be Used?

Idioms are commonly used in:

• Daily Conversations: To express thoughts in a natural and creative way.
• Storytelling & Essays: Adding depth and creativity to written work.
• Public Speaking & Class Presentations: Making communication engaging and impactful.

By practicing with these worksheets, children will confidently use English language idioms in their speech and writing, building a stronger vocabulary and fluency.

Why Choose These Idiom Worksheets?

• Covers a wide list of idioms commonly used in English.
• Improves comprehension, vocabulary, and communication skills.
• Designed especially for kids to learn through fun activities.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 - Choose the correct meaning

1. Face it brave
2. Exactly right
3. Your turn
4. Joke
5. Past worry

Exercise 2 - Fill with right idiom

1. She smiled to break the ice.
2. No use crying over spilled milk.
3. Now the ball in court is yours.
4. We had to start again, back to board.
5. He argued like a devil’s advocate.

Exercise 3 - Match the idioms with their meanings

1. Rock the boat - D. Cause trouble
2. Bite the bullet - J. Take risk/Facing pain
3. Out of the blue - C. Surprise event
4. Small world - I. World feels connected
5. Green thumb - A. Gardening skill
6. At the drop of a hat - B. Immediate action
7. In the same boat - F. Same situation
8. Cut to the chase - G. Skip details/Come to point
9. Big picture → H. Overall view
10. Call it a day → E. End work

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