Idioms

Idiom costumes add an educational twist to dressing up, combining language learning and visual storytelling for both kids and adults alike.

Teeth idioms are colorful expressions using “teeth” to describe strength, fear, effort, or emotional intensity in everyday spoken English.

Hair idioms are expressions using “hair” to describe emotions, reactions, or appearances in colorful and metaphorical everyday language.

Crazy idioms are colorful phrases used to describe wild, irrational, or unpredictable behavior in humorous or exaggerated metaphorical ways.

Dead idioms are expressions involving death to describe exhaustion, silence, failure, or finality in colorful, non-literal, and impactful ways.

Sleep idioms are figurative phrases that describe sleeping habits, states, or routines using creative and culturally expressive everyday language.

Dance idioms use movement-based phrases to express emotions, situations, or behaviors, adding rhythm and creativity to everyday spoken language.

Basketball idioms are expressions borrowed from the sport, used to describe life situations involving strategy, timing, pressure, or quick decisions.

Teamwork idioms are expressions that highlight the power of working together, emphasizing unity, collaboration, and shared responsibility in achieving goals.

Tree idioms use nature-inspired language like “up a tree” or “barking up the wrong tree” to describe confusion or misdirection.