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An apple a day keeps the doctor away!
Monday, September 8, 2008
Idioms
I am having so much fun studying apples with you so far. They are delicious, and healthy for you. Do you know that apple appears in many sayings? Do you know any sayings or idioms about apples? Ask your mom, dad, grandparents, or neighbors. Let's see how many sayings can we collect! Here is a useful website that may help you get started.
Remember, don't write the same thing that another student has written! Can't wait to read your responses!
Remember, don't write the same thing that another student has written! Can't wait to read your responses!
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5 comments:
Dear Ms. Smithwick,
I have fun learning apples too. I know the parts of apple are skin, stem, leaf, core, flesh and seed.
And here is one saying about apple I just learned:
Apple of your eye
meaning something or someone special to you.
Jennifer
To Jennifer,
I like how you explained the meaning of the saying. That really helps!
Mrs. Montgomery
Hi Mrs.Smithwcik,
I just learned one saying from the website- Polish the apples meaning
Someone who polishes the apples with someone, tries to get into that person's favor.
Neha
Hi Mrs. Smithwick.
I learned a saying from the website.
Apples and oranges.
Meaning to compare very different things.
Humza
Hi Mrs Smithwick,
The idiom I like about apples is "to be in apple pie order"
it means to be very tidy and organized.Just like you need to be
for making an apple pie.
- Shivani.
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