Charlotte’s Web | Novel Study | Write about Reading
 
Reading responses, graphic organizers, comprehension questions, vocabulary, writing about reading, character study, story elements, and more! This resource
will save YOU time and engage your students in a meaningful reading experience.
 
This novel study is to be used with the book,
Charlotte's Web, by E.B. White
 
These writing prompts and graphic organizers
· will enable young readers to make connections to their reading
· will support reading strategies taught
· will improve reading comprehension
· will engage students in literature in a meaningful way
 
106 pages for Charlotte's Web:
character study pages
adjectives to describe the characters
setting - where the story takes place
five vocabulary bookmarks
vocabulary words for classroom display
writing about the theme
compare and contrast
‘thick and thin’ questions
comprehension questions chapter-by-chapter
poetry! About a Spider, of course!
writing prompt for spider webs
visualizing activity
visualizing anchor chart for display
summarize the story page
recommendation page
‘Make a cover’ for your Charlotte’s Web folder
teacher resource pages
teacher pacing guide
discussion cards for 'talking about the book'
 
This book is a beautiful book teaching the theme of friendship. E.B. White is a masterful writer who captures the children's minds and hearts on page 1. You can use these pages if you do a read-aloud with the book or assign the book for independent reading. These reader response pages are appropriate for grades 2-3. 4th graders might also use these writing prompts about this book as their writing would be more sophisticated, and they could develop higher-level meanings on theme, comprehension, summary, vocabulary, etc. These writing pages would also help homeschoolers learn comprehension strategies, word study, and listening skills.