January 3 Festival of Sleep Day #festivalofsleepday

On this occasion let’s revise some idioms about sleep! :) 

Catch some Z's: To get some sleep.

Example: "I need to catch some Z's before the big presentation tomorrow."

Hit the hay: To go to bed or go to sleep.

Example: "It's been a long day; I'm ready to hit the hay."

Sleep like a log: To sleep very deeply and soundly.

Example: "After the hiking trip, I slept like a log."

Sleep on it: To take time to think about a decision before making it.

Example: "I'm not sure about this job offer; I need to sleep on it."

In the arms of Morpheus: In a state of deep sleep.

Example: "Once he hit the pillow, he was in the arms of Morpheus."

Cat nap: A short, light nap.

Example: "I'll just take a cat nap before starting my homework."

Sleep like a baby: To sleep very well, without disturbances.

Example: "After the stressful week, I finally slept like a baby."

Up with the larks: To wake up very early in the morning.

Example: "She's always up with the larks, starting her day at sunrise."

The land of Nod: A poetic term for the state of sleep.

Example: "After a long day, I'm heading to the land of Nod."

Burning the midnight oil: Staying up very late, especially to work or study.

Example: "I was burning the midnight oil to finish the project on time."

Is sleeping your favourite topic? Grab this lesson plan I have created :)