ESL Movie Guide Worksheets on "Enola Holmes 3"

Explore Enola Holmes 3 through vocabulary, character descriptions, and creative writing. Students write a film review and imagine events from a character’s point of view in a diary entry.
Grades
Grades 8–11
Pages
3
File type
PDF
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Updated May 31, 2026

Subject
ELA, ESL, Vocabulary, Writing
Topic
Enola Holmes 3, ESL film study
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Use this three-page Enola Holmes 3 PDF guide for intermediate or advanced English learners. Students record film information and ten new words with meanings, describe named characters, build a timeline and write about a favorite scene.

A personal review and a prompt for three diary pages from one character’s perspective extend the writing. Arrange film access separately and provide extra paper for the diary response. ESL with Alan.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify and define ten new English vocabulary words encountered while watching the film.

  • Describe seven main characters from the film in written English.

  • Write a personal review and a three-scene diary entry from a character's point of view.

Teaching tips

  • Have students fill in the director, genre, cast, and release-year blanks as a group discussion before the vocabulary section, so everyone starts from the same basic facts about the film.

  • Pair viewing the film in segments with the character page, since seven characters are listed by name and students need enough time with each to write a description.

  • Assign the closing three-page character diary as a take-home writing task for one of Enola Holmes 3's seven named characters, since it asks students to retell three separate scenes in detail from that character's point of view.

Skills covered

  • Vocabulary acquisition — students identify and define ten new words encountered while watching the film (page 1).

  • Character description — students write English descriptions of seven named characters from the film (page 2).

  • Narrative writing from perspective — students write three diary pages retelling scenes as one of Enola Holmes 3's seven named characters (page 3).

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What does the character-diary writing task ask students to do for Enola Holmes 3?

Students imagine themselves as one of the film's seven named characters — Enola Holmes, Sherlock Holmes, Dr Watson, or another cast member — and write three diary pages, each representing a different day or scene, retelling those scenes from that character's thoughts and experiences.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • W.9.3
  • W.9.1

Core concepts

  • Character description

  • Vocabulary building

  • Narrative point of view

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