Fun Idioms with Fruits

Vocabulary - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Dec. 16 Tue , 03:00 USA

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Description

In this beginner-level lesson, the students will learn fun and easy fruit idioms that are commonly used in daily conversations. They will understand each idiom’s meaning, practice using them in simple sentences, and apply them while discussing everyday situations. The goal is to help students expand their vocabulary, speak more naturally, and feel more confident using expressive language.

Session Activities

Question 1: What is your favorite fruit, and why?

Question 2: What fruit is popular in your country?

Question 3: What fruit reminds you of your childhood?

Question 1: Have you ever been in a pickle? What happened? (in a difficult situation)

Question 2: Are you usually cool as a cucumber in stressful situations? (very calm)

Question 3: What makes you go bananas with excitement? (become very excited or a bit crazy)

Question 4: Who is the apple of your eye? (someone you love very much)

Question 5: What kind of person do you consider a peach? (a very kind and helpful person)

Question 6: Have you ever bought a lemon? (a product that doesn’t work well)

Question 7: What small thing recently became the cherry on top of your day? (a small extra thing that makes something better)

Question 8: What tasks feel easy as pie for you? (very easy)

Question 9: Can you think of two things that are like apples and oranges? (two things that are too different to compare)

In a pickle

in a difficult situation

A peach

a very kind and helpful person

Cool as a cucumber

very calm

Go bananas

become very excited or crazy

The apple of my eye

someone you love very much

A lemon

something that doesn’t work well

Apples and oranges

two things that cannot be compared

Easy as pie

very easy