Charlotte's Web Chapter 10 5.1.25

Change recess to reces

Change ate to eat

Change buy to by

No change is needed

Change right to write

Change your to you’re

Change on to in

No change is needed

Making inferences and using evidence

Summarizing and predicting

Visualizing and questioning

Comparing and contrasting

Details from the text

Background knowledge and experiences

Educated guess

Memorizing the story

Lurvy was uninterested and walked away.

Lurvy felt amazed and a little weak from the surprise.

Lurvy was angry and confused about the web.

Lurvy thought the web was ugly and messy.

Lurvy felt confident and wanted to show off the pig.

Lurvy was scared and thought he was imagining things.

Lurvy was excited and immediately wanted to celebrate.

Lurvy was indifferent and continued with his tasks.

She was worried about the pig's health.

She thought Mr. Zuckerman was joking.

She sensed that something extraordinary was happening.

She was angry that Mr. Zuckerman interrupted her.

Mr. Zuckerman thinks the pig is special, while Mrs. Zuckerman believes the spider is extraordinary.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Zuckerman agree that the pig is completely ordinary.

Mr. Zuckerman believes it's a joke, but Mrs. Zuckerman takes it seriously.

Mrs. Zuckerman is excited about the pig, but Mr. Zuckerman is worried.

The message made Mr. Zuckerman realize Wilbur was actually very small.

The message convinced Mr. Zuckerman that Wilbur was an extraordinary pig.

The message made Mr. Zuckerman think Wilbur was less valuable than before.

The message had no effect on Mr. Zuckerman's opinion of Wilbur.

Mr. Zuckerman thinks it's a practical joke and wants to tell everyone.

Mr. Zuckerman is skeptical and wants the minister to disprove it.

Mr. Zuckerman believes it's truly significant and wants to keep it private for now.

Mr. Zuckerman is confused and hopes the minister can explain what happened.

The message had little effect on the community.

The message created widespread curiosity and excitement.

The message was only believed by the Zuckerman family.

The message made people afraid to visit the farm.

The Zuckermans became more efficient in their farm work.

The Zuckermans' lives were largely unaffected by the attention.

The Zuckermans neglected regular farm duties to focus on Wilbur.

The Zuckermans decided to sell their farm and move to the city.

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