"The Language Lizard Idiom books are ... a teacher's dream come true ... #1 pick for teachers everywhere. ... readers will have a whale of a time discovering new phrases and expressions, while turning pages with laughter and joy." - Tara Brown, ESL, English & Spanish teacher

What does it mean to use your noodle?

Why would you spill the beans?

Idioms can be confusing, but they help you to understand English and are a lot of fun to learn

With clever multicultural illustrations, idiom meanings, and example sentences, Icing on the Cake explains common food idioms in a way that makes them easy to understand. It's a perfect book to build language skills while having fun

Icing on the Cake includes bonus material to support English language learners and promote culturally responsive teaching, such as links to:

• English audio of the book
• Information about the history of the idioms in the book
• Additional food idioms, their meaning, and history
• Lesson plans to help teach idioms while exposing children to other cultures

Icing on the Cake is a great resource to build language skills while having fun

Un modismo es una frase que dice una cosa pero significa otra. Un modismo puede ser una forma r pida de decir algo complicado. Saber modismos te ayuda a entender y hablar ingl's con fluidez. Este libro contiene modismos sobre alimentos.

Other books in the Language Lizard Idiom Book Series (available in English and bilingual editions):

• Fresh as a Daisy - English Nature Idioms, Fresco Como Margarita - Modismos con Naturaleza en Ingl s

• The Lion's Share - English Animal Idioms, La Parte Del Le n - Modismos con Animales en Ingl's

• With Flying Colors - English Color Idioms, Con Colores Volantes - Modismos con Colores en Ingl s