Charlotte's Web: Chapter 22 'A Warm Wind' by E.B. White FINAL CHAPTER | Children Book Read Aloud

<p>Charlotte's Web: Chapter 22 'A Warm Wind' by E.B. White FINAL CHAPTER | Children Book Read Aloud</p> <p>Back in the barn cellar again, Wilbur tucks Charlotte's egg sac into a safe corner. The other animals are glad to have him back, and Mr. Zuckerman hangs his medal on a nail over the pigpen. As the days pass, Wilbur often thinks of Charlotte. He misses his friend.</p> <p>But autumn comes, and then winter. Wilbur sees his first snow. He remembers his promise to Templeton and always lets the rat eat first when the trough has been filled. Indeed, Templeton has grown so big and fat he looks like a woodchuck. As the winter passes, Wilbur looks forward to seeing Charlotte's children hatch. "Life is always a rich and steady time when you are waiting for something to happen or to hatch," comments the narrator.</p> <p><a href="https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Charlottes-Web/chapter-22-summary/">https://www.coursehero.com/lit/Charlottes-Web/chapter-22-summary/</a></p>