Week 7 (Week of April 28)
Focus: The Conclusion of the Story – Wilbur’s Journey to the Fair & Charlotte’s Legacy (Chapters 19–22)

For Teachers (In-Class Reading Time):

• Reading: Read Chapters 19–22 with the class, focusing on Wilbur’s journey to the fair and the continuation of Charlotte’s legacy.

• Goal: Discuss the resolution of the story and how the characters’ actions affect the outcome.

For Parents (At-Home Activity):

• Activity: Visual and Auditory Connections
  After the chapters are read in class, have your child draw or create a visual representation of an important scene from the story (e.g., Wilbur at the fair) and narrate it aloud.

  • Materials Needed: Drawing supplies, word cards, and sound-to-symbol charts.

  • Goal: Improve auditory discrimination and visual storytelling while strengthening the connection between sounds and letters.

• Steps to Follow:

  • Ask your child to draw a scene from the book, such as Wilbur at the fair or Charlotte’s web.

  • As they draw, encourage them to narrate the scene aloud using words from the book (e.g., “Wilbur won a prize at the fair”).

  • You can also have them act out the scene to reinforce the narrative.

  • Review Key Vocabulary: Go over important words from the story and ask your child to use them in their narration to practice blending and pronunciation.