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Write in a personal journal discussing what farm animal you would be if you had your choice to be in the story and why.

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Film yourself reenacting your favorite scene from either the book or the movie.

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Get help viewing, editing, and sharing movies on your Mac, iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Learn more about iMovie with these resources.

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Use the sketchbook app to draw pictures of the main characters from the book.

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Sketchbook - For everyone who loves to draw

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SketchBook is sketching, painting, and illustration software for all platforms and devices. With professional-grade drawing tools in a beautiful interface, Sketchbook is easy to use for anyone who wants to explore and express their ideas.

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Before reading the story, listen to the musical soundtrack of Charlotte's Web, and predict the mood of the story based off of the tone of the music.

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Charlotte's Web (1973) Soundtrack - There Must Be Something More

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Visit areas in your hometown that portray meaning and are similar places to significant plot points of the given text.

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As the story progresses, so does the amount of time spent discussing how much longer Wilbur may have. Students should discuss the different seasons that take place throughout the story in calendar form, and what takes place during specific seasons.

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In groups, create a slideshow or an graphic that relates to a spinoff of the book, walking through the next steps of the main characters lives.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Students will create a list of vocabulary words as groups after reading the story. Students will have to define the terms in there own words, while also spelling the words properly.