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Kind
Enthusiastic
Cheerful
Optimistic

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Intelligent
Compassionate
Motherly
Self-less

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Selfish
Greedy
All about himself
Sneaky

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Kind
Loving
Good Heart
Gentle

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Goofy
Joking
Teasing

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What is your favorite quote from the story? Include the page number in which it appears

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What questions do you have?

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Main Events that occur in Charlotte's Web 

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Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider become friends even though they are very different. Do you think people who are very different can become good friends? What do you think makes a good friendship?

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The old sheep tells Wilbur that the farmer plans to fatten him up to kill and eat him. Wilbur becomes hysterical. If you were going to die, would you want to know ahead of time or would it be better not to know? Why?

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Which character's point of view do you agree with most in the story? Provide evidence to support your choice?

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Using the Venn diagram website choose two characters from Charlotte's Web. How are those characters different and how are they similar?

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Create Venn Diagrams with this Online Generator from ClassTools.net

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Create your own Venn Diagrams at ClassTools.net

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What is wonder thing you are wondering?

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How does Fern and Wilbur's friendship begin?
Does something get in the way or try to break up their friendship?

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What are some of the different advice the animals give Wilbur? Who does he listen to and why do you think he made this choice?
Think about a time you have received different advice from your friends? How can you tell what advice is good or not? What did you do in that situation?

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How are Charlotte and Wilbur different? How do the other animals in the barn feel about Charlotte? What problem is brought up for Wilbur in these chapters?

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Why are Fern's parents worried about her? Wilbur and Charlotte become close as a result what does he try to do? What happens instead? Why is Charlotte planning? Who wants to capture Charlotte? Why would capturing her be a bad idea?

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Why might all the animals want to save Wilbur now? Who helps Charlotte and Wilbur? Why might this character be helping them with their plan?

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The Explore Charlotte's Web Flashlight Readers activity gives fans of the classic book more of the story and characters they love.
Students can:
Learning Objectives

While participating in the Flashlight Readers activities students will:

Offer observations, make connections, react, speculate, interpret, and raise questions in response to text

Identify and discuss book themes, characters, plots, and settings

Connect their experiences with those of the author and/or with characters from the books

Support predictions, interpretations, conclusions, etc. with examples from text

Practice key reading skills and strategies (cause-and-effect, problem/solution, compare-and-contrast, summarizing, etc.)

Monitor their own comprehension

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Charlotte's Web: A Flashlight Readers Activity | Scholastic

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The Explore Charlotte's Web Flashlight Readers activity gives fans of the classic book more of the story and characters they love. Students can: While participating in the Flashlight Readers activities students will: Offer observations, make connections, react, speculate, interpret, and raise questions in response to text Identify and discuss book themes, characters, plots, and settings Connect their experiences with those of the author and/or with characters from the books Support predictions, interpretations, conclusions, etc.

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House that inspired Charlotte's Web

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A 44-acre saltwater farm in Maine where E.B. White wrote "Charlotte's Web" is up for sale for $3.7 million.

The Brooklin home where White lived until his death in 1985 includes a barn that was the setting for the beloved children's book featuring a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte.

The home dates to the late 1700s. White and his wife, Katherine White, bought it in 1933.

Down East Properties listing agent Martha Dischinger said current owners Robert and Mary Gallant of Anderson, S.C., are ready to sell after more than three decades of ownership.

The property retains many historical touches, and the owners maintained the gardens tended by Katherine White before her death, Dischinger said.

(Mark Fleming / Yankee Magazine)

In addition to "Charlotte's Web," E.B. White's children's books include "Stuart Little" and "The Trumpet of the Swan."

He also was a longtime contributor to the New Yorker, and he shared authorship of the once-ubiquitous grammar handbook "The Elements of Style," which he expanded from an earlier version written by William Strunk.
hotproperty@latimes.com

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Farm with barn that inspired 'Charlotte's Web' hits the market at $3.7 million

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A 44-acre saltwater farm in Maine where E.B. White wrote "Charlotte's Web" is up for sale for $3.7 million. The Brooklin home where White lived until his death in 1985 includes a barn that was the setting for the beloved children's book featuring a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte.

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E.B. White painted a picture for the reader about the setting!

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Mrs. Arable is worried about Fern spending so much time in the barn with the animals. She goes to a doctor who says that it is entirely possible an animal has spoken to him, but he didn’t hear it because he wasn’t paying attention. Do you think it is possible that animals talk but we don’t hear them because we don’t pay attention? Why or why not?

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Templeton is often very selfish and greedy. Yet without him, Wilbur’s life would not have been saved, and Charlotte’s egg sac couldn’t have come back to the farm. What is more important, the kind of person you are or the things you do? Why do you think so?

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Please complete the questions and submit the google form after finishing Charlotte's Web.

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How does Mr. Arable's view or feelings of Wilbur change from the beginning of the story?

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What is the last word that Charlotte spins into her web? What do you think this word means and why might Charlotte have chosen this word? How has Charlotte changed from the beginning of the story (think about her behavior)?

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Who won the blue ribbon? How do characters in the story react to this? Templeton does something that does not align with his character traits, what does he do? Why did Templeton do this?

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What quote had the most powerful impact on you in these two chapters? Explain and provide pages numbers.

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When Charlotte writes ‘Some Pig’ in her web, everyone is amazed by Wilbur. Why does no one think Charlotte is amazing for writing in her web? Do you think this makes sense? Why or why not?

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Are there any other characters in the book that you feel should be add to our class padlet?

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Check your understanding and put the events in order from 1-10. 1 being the event that occurs first in the story.

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Complete the hand chart!

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Complete the worksheet to ensure an understanding of key terms that appear in Charlotte's Web!

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What are the main themes or messages that appear in Charlotte's Web. Use quotes and evidence from the text to support your reasoning.