Elements Around Us: Neon

 NEON

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Idiom of the Day: Having a Field Trip

Meaning:
      The expression "have a field day" means that someone is enjoying himself/herself, especially when they achieve something that they rarely get to do.


Example:
      I am having a field day, playing with my friends baseball!

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Idiom of the day: The Jig is Up

 Meaning:

       The idiom "The Jig is Up" means when a plan or scheme is ruined.

Example:
       The cop burst into the gangs door and he said "The jig is up for you boys!"

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Have You Heard Of ... The Frogfish?

 FROGFISH 

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Idiom of the Day: Grit Your Teeth

Meaning:
       The expression "grit your teeth" means that someone will face a situation, however difficult, dangerous, or disagreeable. 


Example:
      Ruth had to grit her teeth and try to solve the homework deadline by Friday.

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Home is Cool Channel: Top 10 Facts Ancient Greece (Part 2)

TOP 10 FACTS (ANCIENT GREECE Part 2)

Sharing our Social Studies Ancient Greece project for our home-school portfolio presentation. We do hope you will learn and at the same time enjoy watching it!

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Proverbs to Ponder: At the Drop of a Hat

  Meaning:

    The proverb "at the drop of a hat" means to do something quickly or to make a choice quickly.

 Example:

    Nick jumped for the gold nugget at the drop of a hat.

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Have You Heard Of ... The Gila Monster?

 GILA MONSTER

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Idiom of the Day: Come Face To Face With Something

Meaning:
      The expression "come face to face with something" means that something unexpectedly comes right in front of you.


Example:
      The dog jumped into the chicken pen and came face to face with the rooster.

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Proverbs to Ponder: All Good Things Come to an End

Meaning:
     The proverb "All good things come to an end" Nothing continues for ever. Even good or pleasant things will eventually finish.


Example:
      Too bad that we are ending our vacation. Well all good things come to an end!

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Have You Heard Of ... The Velvet Ant?

VELVET ANT 

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Idiom of the Day: A Fat Cat

Meaning:
      The idiom "A fat cat" means that someone is very rich and powerful. It is not usually a compliment to call someone "A fat cat".


Example:
      Looks like all the fat cats of the world are coming to meet at Singapore.

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