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Create a visual chart tracking how Wilbur changes throughout the story. Students draw or write about Wilbur at the beginning, middle, and end of the book. Use Ello to practice reading character descriptions aloud and get pronunciation feedback.

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Build a plot mountain using construction paper or a worksheet. Students identify the beginning (Wilbur's birth), rising action (meeting Charlotte), climax (the fair), falling action (Charlotte's death), and resolution (Wilbur's safety). Practice reading key plot points with Ello.

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Organize small group discussions about the themes in Charlotte's Web (friendship, sacrifice, growing up). Provide conversation starter cards and have students take turns sharing. Use Ello to practice reading theme-related vocabulary words before discussions.

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Create vocabulary wheels with important words from each chapter. Students practice reading these words with Ello for pronunciation help, then use them in sentences or drawings to show understanding.

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Just like Charlotte spins webs, students create friendship webs showing connections between characters. Draw lines and write how characters help each other. Practice reading relationship descriptions using Ello's guided reading features.

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Students keep a journal tracking Wilbur's feelings throughout the story. After each chapter, write or draw how Wilbur feels and why. Use Ello to practice reading emotion words and improve fluency with feeling vocabulary.

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Create a map of Zuckerman's farm showing the barn, pen, and other important places. Students can draw and label locations, then use Ello to practice reading location names and descriptive words about each setting.

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Focus on the words Charlotte spins in her web (SOME PIG, TERRIFIC, RADIANT, HUMBLE). Students practice reading these words with Ello, then write their own special words they would put in a web for a friend, practicing spelling and pronunciation.

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Compare and contrast the different animal characters (Wilbur, Charlotte, Templeton, the sheep). Use a Venn diagram or T-chart. Practice reading character traits and descriptive words using Ello before completing the activity.

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Before reading each new chapter, students make predictions about what will happen next. Write predictions on sticky notes, then check after reading. Use Ello to practice reading prediction sentences and build confidence with future tense verbs.

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Act out scenes from the county fair chapters. Students can take turns being different characters and practice reading dialogue with expression. Use Ello beforehand to practice reading the dialogue smoothly and with proper intonation.

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Create cards with major events from Charlotte's Web and have students put them in the correct order. Students practice reading event descriptions aloud using Ello, focusing on sequence words like 'first,' 'then,' 'next,' and 'finally.'