Charlotte Day 2

• language art

Which part of the sentence is the cause?

Wilbur had been lonely because he had moved to a new farm.

1. Wilbur had been lonely
2. he had moved to a new farm.

Cause

Effect

Drag each part of the sentence into the correct box.

   He was able to settle and feel better about his new home once he made new friends.

He was able to settle and feel better about his new home

once he made new friends

Drag the boxes to the correct order

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She is still working at midnight.

Evening comes.

She weaves something in the open section.

She goes to her web and cuts some lines.

Charlotte begins to stir.

She makes an open section in the middle of the web.

Drag the boxes to the correct order

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Zuckerman sees the writing, and they both stare.

Zuckerman goes to tell his wife.

Lurvy notices Charlotte's web.

He goes to the house to tell Mr. Zuckerman.

He sees the words in the web and is shocked.

Both men walk back to Wilbur's yard.

Do people at a funeral behave solemnly or excitedly?

1. solemnly
2. excitedly

If something shone in the sun, did it glisten or drowse?

1. glisten
2. drowse

Is a garden a patch or an exertion of land?

1. patch
2. exertion

If I stumbled over my words, did I bewilder or blunder?

1. bewilder
2. blunder

If a baby fell asleep on your lap, did it experience or drowse?

1. experience
2. drowse

If someone has produced a rug, has she blundered or woven it?

1. blundered
2. woven

Is a rider drowsed or astride a horse?

1. drowsed
2. astride

Is a poem uttered or shouted?

1. uttered
2. shouted

Would someone deeply confused by a problem likely show exertions or bewilderment?

1. exertions
2. bewilderment

Are pushups and jumping jacks exertions or wovens?

1. exertions
2. wovens

Type the adjectives.
Jada handed out four apples to the hungry children.

Type the adjectives.
Drew is afraid his new bike tire already has a leak.

Type the adjectives.
The abandoned cabin is located behind that hill.

Type the adjectives.
A large, wet dog chased me through the Japanese garden.

Circle the vocabulary words on page 33-34