What are your winter associations? Complete with the certain part of speech
Adjectives
Nouns
freezing
hot chocolate
Verbs / phrases
make a snowman
Learn winter idioms
to chill out
want to relax after a difficult day
snowed under
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
to put it on ice
to delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
on thin ice
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
to wrap up warm
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
Match definitions to the idioms
Click to play
Choose the correct idiom from the list. Then drag the picture
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
snowed under
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
snowed under
to chill out
on thin ice
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
on thin ice
to put in on ice
to chill out
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
to chill out
to wrap up warm
on thin ice
want to relax after a difficult day
to put in on ice
on thin ice
snowed under
delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
check
Complete the sentences with missing idioms from the box. Drag them
put my vacation on ice
snowed under
on thin ice
wrap up warm
chill out
I can't meet for lunch today, I'm completely _______________ with work deadlines.
I've decided to ________________________ until I have more savings.
After a long day at work, I love to unwind and _______________ with some relaxing music.
You're already _______________ , Joan. If you are late to work one more time, you might get fired.
The weather forecast predicts snow, so it's necessary to ____________ when you go out.
Learn winter idioms
to break the ice
to create a friendly atmosphere
to get cold feet
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
a snowball effect
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
the tip of the iceberg
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the dead of winter
the coldest part of winter
Choose the correct idiom
Click to play
Match pairs. Click on the definition and on the idiom
to get cold feet
to create a friendly atmosphere
a snowball effect
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
to break the ice
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the coldest part of winter
Complete the sentences with missing idioms from the list
break the ice
to get cold feet
a snowball effect
His jokes were a great way to during the tense meeting.
She was excited about the adventure, but when the day arrived, she and canceled the trip.
got cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
a snowball effect
the dead of winter
to break the ice
Her kindness had , inspiring others to do good things.
the tip of the iceberg
a snowball effect
to get cold feet
Sometimes the trouble we notice is just like —it means there's a lot more to explore!
the dead of winter
a snowball effect
the break the ice
In , the pond freezes over, and we can go ice skating.
check
Choose the snowman, read the definition and name the idiom. Collect snowmen
10
Play Bamboozle games
Click to play
Choose the cup of hot chocolate. Complete the sentence with the correct idiom and collect marshmallows
10
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Answer the questions or finish the sentences about you. Use the idioms in your answers
What's your favorite thing to do when you want to chill out?
want to relax after a difficult day
The last time I was snowed under I ....
(did / had / needed to)
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
If I could put on ice a difficult subject at school, it would be...
to delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
Have you ever been on thin ice? What was the situation like? Can you describe a story or a movie where a character was "on thin ice"? What did they do?
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
What are your favourite clothes or accessories to wrap up warm in when it's chilly outside?
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
When I want to break the ice with someone new, I usually...
to create a friendly atmosphere
The last time I got cold feet was ...
to feel nervous or frightened about it because you think it will fail
How would you explain a snowball effect to a friend who hasn't heard of it before?
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
Have you ever had a surprise when you realized something was the tip of the iceberg? What happened?
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
When I think of the dead of winter, I imagine...
the coldest part of winter
Homework link
Click to open
teach_your_kid
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
on thin ice
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
snowed under
I'm ______________ with all these chores and tasks, I can't go to the cinema!
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
When we share kindness, it can have _________________ and make everyone happy!
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
put
on ice
Let's _____ playing outside _____ until the rain stops.
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Smiling and saying hello is a great way to ____________ when meeting new friends.
break the ice
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
I wanted to try parachute jumping, but I ____________ at the last moment and cancelled it.
got cold feet
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
snowed under
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
to get cold feet
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
a snowball effect
to create a friendly atmosphere
to break the ice
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
to wrap up warm
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Finishing your homework is just ___________________ , there's so much more to learn.
the tip of the iceberg
delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
to put it on ice
the coldest part of winter
the dead of winter
want to relax after a difficult day
to chill out
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
It's freezing outside, so make sure you ______________ with your coat, gloves, and hat.
wrap up warm
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
the dead of winter
In __________________ , the nights are long, and it's super chilly outside.
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the tip of the iceberg
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Hey, after finishing your homework, let's ________ and watch a movie!
Winter idioms
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Transcript
Winter associations
Match pairs
Vocabulary
Complete the sentences
Wordwall link
Snowmen game
Choose from the list
Bamboozle link
Complete the sentences
Hot chocolate game
Vocabulary
Describe the photo
Wordwall link
Speaking
Homework
What are your winter associations? Complete with the certain part of speech
Adjectives
Nouns
freezing
hot chocolate
Verbs / phrases
make a snowman
Learn winter idioms
to chill out
want to relax after a difficult day
snowed under
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
to put it on ice
to delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
on thin ice
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
to wrap up warm
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
Match definitions to the idioms
Click to play
Choose the correct idiom from the list. Then drag the picture
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
want to relax after a difficult day
delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
check
Complete the sentences with missing idioms from the box. Drag them
put my vacation on ice
snowed under
on thin ice
wrap up warm
chill out
I can't meet for lunch today, I'm completely _______________ with work deadlines.
I've decided to ________________________ until I have more savings.
After a long day at work, I love to unwind and _______________ with some relaxing music.
You're already _______________ , Joan. If you are late to work one more time, you might get fired.
The weather forecast predicts snow, so it's necessary to ____________ when you go out.
Learn winter idioms
to break the ice
to create a friendly atmosphere
to get cold feet
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
a snowball effect
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
the tip of the iceberg
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the dead of winter
the coldest part of winter
Choose the correct idiom
Click to play
Match pairs. Click on the definition and on the idiom
to get cold feet
to create a friendly atmosphere
a snowball effect
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
to break the ice
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the coldest part of winter
Complete the sentences with missing idioms from the list
His jokes were a great way to during the tense meeting.
She was excited about the adventure, but when the day arrived, she and canceled the trip.
Her kindness had , inspiring others to do good things.
Sometimes the trouble we notice is just like —it means there's a lot more to explore!
In , the pond freezes over, and we can go ice skating.
check
Choose the snowman, read the definition and name the idiom. Collect snowmen
10
Play Bamboozle games
Click to play
Choose the cup of hot chocolate. Complete the sentence with the correct idiom and collect marshmallows
10
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Look at the photo and choose the idiom which describes it
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to chill out
to break the ice
snowed under
the dead of winter
to get cold feet
to wrap up warm
to put it on ice
the tip of the iceberg
Answer the questions or finish the sentences about you. Use the idioms in your answers
What's your favorite thing to do when you want to chill out?
want to relax after a difficult day
The last time I was snowed under I ....
(did / had / needed to)
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
If I could put on ice a difficult subject at school, it would be...
to delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
Have you ever been on thin ice? What was the situation like? Can you describe a story or a movie where a character was "on thin ice"? What did they do?
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
What are your favourite clothes or accessories to wrap up warm in when it's chilly outside?
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
When I want to break the ice with someone new, I usually...
to create a friendly atmosphere
The last time I got cold feet was ...
to feel nervous or frightened about it because you think it will fail
How would you explain a snowball effect to a friend who hasn't heard of it before?
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
Have you ever had a surprise when you realized something was the tip of the iceberg? What happened?
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
When I think of the dead of winter, I imagine...
the coldest part of winter
Homework link
Click to open
teach_your_kid
to be in a little bit of trouble or in a risky situation or position
on thin ice
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
snowed under
I'm ______________ with all these chores and tasks, I can't go to the cinema!
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
When we share kindness, it can have _________________ and make everyone happy!
a snowball effect
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
put
on ice
Let's _____ playing outside _____ until the rain stops.
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Smiling and saying hello is a great way to ____________ when meeting new friends.
break the ice
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
I wanted to try parachute jumping, but I ____________ at the last moment and cancelled it.
got cold feet
to have a lot of work or other things to deal with
snowed under
to feel nervous or frightened about something because you think it will fail
to get cold feet
when something grow in significance or size in an increasingly faster rate
a snowball effect
to create a friendly atmosphere
to break the ice
to put on warm clothes against the chill of winter
to wrap up warm
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Finishing your homework is just ___________________ , there's so much more to learn.
the tip of the iceberg
delay something for a little while or to stop doing something
to put it on ice
the coldest part of winter
the dead of winter
want to relax after a difficult day
to chill out
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
It's freezing outside, so make sure you ______________ with your coat, gloves, and hat.
wrap up warm
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
the dead of winter
In __________________ , the nights are long, and it's super chilly outside.
a small part of a problem that is much bigger
the tip of the iceberg
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Hey, after finishing your homework, let's ________ and watch a movie!
chill out
on thin ice
to put it on ice
to wrap up warm
to chill out
to break the ice
a snowball effect
snowed under
to get cold feet
the tip of the iceberg
the dead of winter
Careful on the slippery path, you're __________!
on thin ice