Interactive PowerPoint English Lessons: Sports Idioms
50 idioms, 285 slides in total!
Learn sports-inspired English idioms with this engaging, interactive 10-part series!
Why Choose This Series?
These lessons are:
- Visually Engaging: Packed with clipart, animations, and colorful, appealing layouts.
- Educational: Perfect for improving idiomatic understanding and retention.
- Versatile: Ideal for classroom teaching or independent learning.
What’s Inside Each Lesson?
- 5 Idioms Explored in Depth: Clear definitions and three examples per idiom.
- Interactive Exercises:
- Multiple-choice questions to reinforce understanding.
- Word-matching activities to solidify definitions.
- Fill-in-the-blank exercises for practical application.
- Listening Practice: Dialogues featuring the idioms (with audio and transcripts) followed by comprehension questions.
- Discussion Prompts: Stimulate conversation with five thought-provoking questions using the idioms.
(Note: Lessons will be downloaded one at a time. Please contact Ositos English (ositosenglish@outlook.com) if you experience any issues with the download)
Idioms covered in Part One:
- To Get the Ball Rolling
- To Get a Head Start
- To Call the Shots
- Blind-Sided
- At This Stage of the Game
Idioms covered in Part Two:
- Ball in your court
- Down to the wire
- To chip in
- Front runner
- Give it your best shot
Idioms covered in Part Three:
- Off the hook
- Get a second wind
- Give someone a run for their money
- Go overboard
- Go to bat for someone
Idioms covered in Part Four:
- Have the upper hand
- Hit below the belt
- Hit a snag
- Homestretch
- Jump the gun
Idioms covered in Part Five:
- keep your head above water
- learn the ropes
- let her rip
- a level playing field
- a long shot
Idioms covered in Part Six:
- To make the cut
- Neck and neck
- No sweat
- Not playing with a full deck
- To be on target
Idioms covered in Part Seven:
- Not up to par
- Par for the course
- To be off base
- On the ball
- Out in left field
Idioms covered in Part Eight:
- To step up to the plate
- Race against time
- A shot in the dark
- To skate on thin ice
- Not in the same league
Idioms covered in Part Nine:
- Take a rain check
- To take sides
- To take the wind out of someone’s sails
- To throw in the towel
- To call timeout
Idioms covered in Part Ten:
- Two strikes against you
- Three strikes and you’re out
- To win hands down
- To drop the ball
- To go the distance
































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