Hero image

PennyLemon's Shop

Average Rating1.00
(based on 1 reviews)

I am an experienced English teacher of both Literature and Language, and also Classical Studies at High School level. You will find text-based resources for novels, poetry, plays and film study in my shop for Years 7 - 13. The resources are generic to the text so are suitable for any curriculum. I am also a passionate believer in effective literacy learning hence the emphasis on phonics resources in my shop.

473Uploads

39k+Views

1k+Downloads

I am an experienced English teacher of both Literature and Language, and also Classical Studies at High School level. You will find text-based resources for novels, poetry, plays and film study in my shop for Years 7 - 13. The resources are generic to the text so are suitable for any curriculum. I am also a passionate believer in effective literacy learning hence the emphasis on phonics resources in my shop.

English language arts

Newest
Relevance
Newest
Highest rated
Lowest price
Compound Words Match Up Game
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Compound Words Match Up Game

£1.20
(0)
60 cards / 30 pairs. Please note, this is a smaller version of the flashcards used in my other listing (Compound Words flashcards which are A5 sized flashcards.) This is a fun activity for students who enjoy language games.
Identify the 'ow' sounds flashcards
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Identify the 'ow' sounds flashcards

£1.20
(0)
38 card pack containing words that all have the ‘ow’ sound. Students can identify the sound verbally or use a washable marker if the cards are laminated. A fun activity to enhance phonic / phoneme awareness in your students.
Homonym and Contractions Match Up Game
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Homonym and Contractions Match Up Game

£1.20
(0)
16 pairs of homonyms - contractions. This is a fun extension activity for students who are familiar with both literacy concepts. A noun / verb is displayed as a picture and the corresponding homonym is displayed as a contracted word.
Heaney's poetry PEE match up
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Heaney's poetry PEE match up

£2.00
(0)
Using Heaney’s Digging and Follower, this activity contains the following: 9 point cards 9 evidence or quote cards 9 analysis cards Students have to to match up the correct point, evidence and analysis cards to form a paragraph. Whilst each paragraph needs developing, this is an ideal activity for students who have studied the poems but need some help organising their ideas into paragraphs.
Formal Letter Writing Resources
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Formal Letter Writing Resources

£1.20
(0)
2 resources included: Vocabulary checklist for formal letter writing. Can be used as a list of requisite words or as a spelling aid. Formal Letter Writing Info sheet / Poster. This can be used for classroom display or as a helpful worksheet guide for students.
Formal Letter Writing Resources
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Formal Letter Writing Resources

£1.20
(0)
12 cards outlining the structure of formal letter writing. This is a perfect activity for students to complete as a cut ‘n’ paste exercise as they will then have the structural process of formal letter writing in their books for future reference. A PDF formal letter template is included. Students need to match the ‘letter’ features to the correct position.
'Confusing Words' Match up
PennyLemonPennyLemon

'Confusing Words' Match up

£1.20
(0)
The classic list of ‘confusing’ words. Can be used as flashcard match ups or as a classroom display. 5 slides (15 words and definitions) Words include: where were we’re wear your you’re here hear there their they’re to too too two
Similar Words Activity
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Similar Words Activity

£1.10
(0)
25 pairs of word which look similar and / or sound the same. This is an ideal starter activity where students are asked to record the definition of each word and use it in a sentence. I use 1 slide at the start of a lesson but this can be adapted into a workbook to be used independently too.
It's For Your Own Good Reading Comprehension Analysis
PennyLemonPennyLemon

It's For Your Own Good Reading Comprehension Analysis

£3.00
(0)
Extract from ‘It’s for Your Own Good’ (prose) Word document. Accompanying 7 slide Power Point with notes on: The importance of narrative perspective in the extract Symbolism How language is used to reveal the character’s thoughts in the extract. Aimed at KS 3/4 to develop inference skills on the aspects listed above.
'At the Bay' by Katherine Mansfield: Reading Comprehension
PennyLemonPennyLemon

'At the Bay' by Katherine Mansfield: Reading Comprehension

£2.00
(0)
An extract from Mansfield’s short story, ‘At the Bay’. 4 questions are included with answers. Questions focus on identifying literary techniques and the key difference between how the author establishes an idea and how it is then developed further in the passage. Suitable for KS 3 - 4.
Pan's Labyrinth: Themes
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Pan's Labyrinth: Themes

£1.00
(0)
2 page PDF document outlining one of the key themes in Del Toro’s work (family). Students are given prompt questions when comparing 2 scenes, meeting Vidal and bonding with Mercedes. This resource is ideal for a close study of two scenes, focusing on the use of foreshadowing and a general revision activity on the movie.
Pan's Labyrinth: Structural Activity
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Pan's Labyrinth: Structural Activity

£1.10
(0)
3 page activity that focuses on the parallel scenes of Vidal’s feast and the Pale Man’s lair. Students are asked to sketch both scenes, noting the detail, dialogue, guests etc., present in each scenes. Discussion / written activity questions are provided asking students to analyse the symbolism present in each scene and how these symbolic elements mirror one another.
Pan's Labyrinth: Connecting the Symbols Revision Activity
PennyLemonPennyLemon

Pan's Labyrinth: Connecting the Symbols Revision Activity

£1.50
(0)
10 pairs or 20 cards each displaying a symbol or motif from Del Toro’s amazing film, Pan’s Labyrinth. There is space on each flashcard for students to write notes on the symbol depicted. The symbols are designed to be matched up. Additionally, students can then explain their paired choices, showing how Del Toro has both connected and juxtaposed the items / concepts.