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The Idioms Literal vs. Figurative Clip Art Bundle includes 48 PNG images (24 in color + 24 in black and white). All images are high-resolution (300 dpi) with transparent backgrounds, perfect for worksheets, flashcards, literacy centers, ESL activities, visual grammar posters, and more.
Each idiom is illustrated both literally and figuratively, helping students recognize and understand the difference between direct and non-literal language in context.
This bundle includes all images from Literal vs. Figurative Packs 1–2.
Use these images in digital and print resources. They are valuable additions to teacher authors, curriculum designers, classroom educators, and SLPs.
Please see the description below for a detailed list of included images.
For commercial and personal use.
Words shown in preview are not included. Files contain images only.
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| File Size | 19 MB |
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| File Type | Zip file |
Images included in Pack 1:
Bite off more than you can chew.
Drive someone up the wall.
Feeling blue.
Hit the books.
Kick the bucket.
Smell a rat.
Images included in Pack 2:
Buy a lemon.
Get cold feet.
Crack someone up.
Cup of Joe.
Get your ducks in a row.
Keep an eye on.
| File Size | 19 MB |
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| File Type | Zip file |
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