Sixth Grade English Students Illustrate Idioms
To build their toolbox of literary special effects, sixth grade English students learned about idioms. These literary devices can be confusing because their figurative meaning differs from the literal meaning; writers use them to create visual imagery. Follow the link below to view a selection of student illustrations of the literal versus the figurative meaning of idioms: Idiom illustrations
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