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(Star Title Page) Charlottes Web

(Star Title Page) Charlottes Web. The author wrote Charlotte’s Web after observing a working farm near her home. Many of the things that happened in the book really happened on a farm, but this story is fictional. By E.B. White Power Point Presentation by Ms. Coleman. Forward.

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(Star Title Page) Charlottes Web

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  1. (Star Title Page)Charlottes Web The author wrote Charlotte’s Web after observing a working farm near her home. Many of the things that happened in the book really happened on a farm, but this story is fictional. By E.B. White Power Point Presentation by Ms. Coleman Forward

  2. (Star Summary)Summary This story takes place not long ago on a farm in the country. It is a story about a little girl who brings up a pig but has to get rid of it. The pig makes friends with a spider who ends up saving his life.

  3. (Star Hardship)Hardships There were many hardships that the people and farm animals had to put up with. The animals had to sleep in the barn and could only get fed when they were brought food. The people did not have any television. Click on the buttons below to see other examples from the book.

  4. (Plus Hardship)Heat It was really hot at the fair. They used a blanket to give them shade. Return to Main Hardship Page

  5. (Plus Hardship)Food Many of the animals, especially Wilbur, lived in fear of becoming dinner. Return to Main Hardship Page

  6. (Plus Hardship)Templeton Templeton saved nasty things like the rotten goose egg. When it broke, it stunk up the whole barn. Return to Main Hardship Page

  7. Smart (Star Character)Characters and Traits Kind There were so many interesting characters in this book. We thought Templeton was really nasty and rude. We liked Wilbur a lot because he was so kind. Our favorite was Charlotte. Click on the character trait buttons to see examples of her character traits. Thoughtful

  8. Smart (Plus Character) Charlotte showed how smart she was when she thought of weaving words about Wilbur into her web.

  9. (Plus Character) Kind Charlotte was really kind when she announced the birth of the geese and complimented the goose on her hard work.

  10. Thoughtful (Plus Character) Charlotte was always hanging upside down from her web thinking.

  11. (Star Vocabulary)VOCABULARY WORDS supreme There were many words in this book that we were not familiar with. We learned that exertions means great efforts. We also learned something is ordinary if it is average or not special. Click on the three vocabulary words to learn their meanings. ax glistened idiosyncrasy destiny delicate

  12. (Plus Vocabulary)delicate adjective Charlottes web was very delicate. fine in structure or design

  13. (Plus Vocabulary)destiny noun It was Wilbur’s destiny to become Christmas dinner. the fate that is certain to come

  14. (Plus Vocabulary)glistened verb Charlottes web glistened with the morning dew. Shone or sparkled with reflected light

  15. (Plus Vocabulary)Idiosyncrasy noun The goose’s idiosyncrasy was to repeat words and parts of words. a way of behaving that is characteristic of a person

  16. (Plus Vocabulary)ax noun Fern’s father took the ax to the henhouse. a cutting tool that consists of a heavy edged head attached to a handle and that is used for chopping and splitting wood

  17. (Plus Vocabulary)supreme adjective Charlottes thought Wilbur was supreme, but it sounded too much like a dessert to write in her web. highest in degree or quality

  18. (Star Closing Page)Closing We really enjoyed this book. Wilbur was able to live a long life and not become Christmas dinner, but I was so sad when Charlotte died that I cried. The next spring Charlotte’s children were born and three stayed at the barn with Wilbur. I was glad Wilbur would have more friends.

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