Lesson plan

Topic: The Third Chapter of Charlotte’s Web and Its Theme and Story

Objective: By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to explain the theme and story of the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web.

Materials: -Copies of the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web

Procedure:

1. Introduce the topic to the students and explain the objective of the lesson.
2. Review the main characters of the book and their relationships.
3. Read aloud the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web.
4. Ask questions or have students identify the main events in the chapter.
5. Discuss the theme of friendship.
6. Explain the story from the 3rd chapter, which includes the understanding of how Wilbur met the old sheep and how Charlotte first decided to help Wilbur by weaving words into her web.
7. Discuss the issues that Wilbur faces in the book and their possible solutions.
8. Encourage thoughtful opinions and ideas.
9. Review the main points of the lesson.
10. Ask review questions, including the following:

• Who are the main characters in the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web?
• What is the story of the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web?
• Where does the story of the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web take place?
• When does the story of the third chapter in Charlotte’s Web take place?
• Why is friendship an important theme in the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web?
• What lessons can we learn from the third chapter of Charlotte’s Web?