Out of the Woods

When you are “out of the woods,” you are out of a bad situation.
Example: After spending three days in the hospital, the doctors told Julia that she was out of the woods now because her fever dropped.

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It’s Not Rocket Science

When you say that something “ isn’t rocket science,” you are saying that it is not difficult.
Example: Mary did not understand why her sister could not use the washing machine properly. It’s not rocket science.”

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Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill

When you “make a mountain out of a molehill,” you make something minor into a big deal.
Example: After dropping and breaking a mirror, Lily cried for hours. She’s so dramatic and loves to make mountains out of molehills.




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Make Hay while the Sun Shines

When you “make hay while the sun shines,” you take advantage of a good situation.
Example: Lucy’s grandmother always told her to make hay while the sun shines. You never know when your luck could change.

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