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About This Passage
This is the moment Lurvy sees Charlotte's second miracle. The passage is short, rhythmic, and packed with the chapter's key vocabulary (woven, block, letters, word, miracle) so young scribes meet the words in the sentence where they live.
over him, woven neatly in block letters, was the word TERRIFIC. Another miracle.
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Discussion Questions
Narration Prompt
Tell the story of Chapter 13 from the time Charlotte began her night's work to the moment Fern got up and went home. Try to use the names Charlotte, Wilbur, Templeton, Lurvy, and Zuckerman.
Discussion Questions
- Charlotte worked all night on her web while the others slept. What in the story shows you that Charlotte is patient and careful when she writes the word TERRIFIC?
- Templeton brings Charlotte the words 'Crunchy' and 'Pre-shrunk' and she says no to both. What makes you think those were not good words for Wilbur?
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Vocabulary Builder
Item 1
Made by crossing threads over and under each other.
Item 2
Done in a careful, tidy way.
Item 3
A kind of straight, printed letter shape without fancy curls.
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