Charlotte's Web Worksheets

by E. B. White

Reading Level R · Lexile 680L · ATOS 4.4

A clever spider named Charlotte spins words to save her friend Wilbur the pig. A timeless classic about friendship.

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Charlotte's Web vocabulary words and comprehension questions

88 vocabulary words and 88 comprehension questions across 22 chapters: Chapter 1: Before Breakfast · Chapter 2: Wilbur · Chapter 3: Escape · Chapter 4: Loneliness · Chapter 5: Charlotte · Chapter 6: Summer Days · Chapter 7: Bad News · Chapter 8: A Talk at Home · Chapter 9: Wilbur's Boast · Chapter 10: An Explosion · Chapter 11: The Miracle · Chapter 12: A Meeting · Chapter 13: Good Progress · Chapter 14: Dr. Dorian · Chapter 15: The Crickets · Chapter 16: Off to the Fair · Chapter 17: Uncle · Chapter 18: The Cool of the Evening · Chapter 19: The Egg Sac · Chapter 20: The Hour of Triumph · Chapter 21: Last Day · Chapter 22: A Warm Wind.

Vocabulary words include runt, injustice, sopping, blissful, carriage, adoring, enchanted, vanished, manure, trough, commotion, captivity, loneliness, dejected, crafty, gloomily, salutations, scheming, objectionable, meekly.

Sample questions

What is Fern's father planning to do with the axe early in the morning?
Why does Fern think it is unfair to kill the runt pig?
How does Fern convince her father to let the pig live?

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