Reflections on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 1

A treasure book full of fantasy and friendship - "Charlotte's Web", after reading it, I Deeply inspired. What moved me was not only the author's pure and simple writing style, but also the sincere friendship between Wilbur and Charlotte.

This book mainly tells the story of a group of happy animals living in the Zuckerman family's barn. However, the ugliest news broke the tranquility of the barn. Wilbur would become bacon and ham. For a pig, this is undoubtedly a heavy blow. But the seemingly weak Charlotte said a shocking word: "I will save you." Then they started a wonderful operation.

Since friendship is mentioned, I can’t help but think of that time when friends gave me the most genuine help. It was a scorching summer day, and I was walking home alone carrying a heavy watermelon. Although the melon only weighed fifteen kilograms, I always felt like there was an invisible person lying quietly on the big black and green watermelon, which made me almost out of breath. At this time, I glanced around and saw Zhang Xinyu playing in the square. I tried my best to call him, but he just glanced at me and continued playing with his gadgets. I was indignant: If I meet this kind of person in the future, it’s okay not to interact with him!

Then, I saw my good friend Jia Qiuling running towards me with all her strength. I temporarily left the watermelon behind and waited for her. "Are you tired? Let me deliver the watermelon to your home for you!" she said as she ran, and then she added naughtily, "But give me the points you score!" After that, she giggled . As a result, there were two intimate figures in the square holding watermelons. At that time, I realized what friendship is. It is the helping hand that friends extend when you encounter difficulties. Friendship enables you to feel the taste of happiness no matter where you are!

The deep friendship between Charlotte and Wilbur is unparalleled. Charlotte’s words moved me even more: “I have never said anything more seriously in my life than this. No, I won't let you die, Wilbur." How many pairs of friends in the world can say this. I really envy Wilbur to have such a dedicated and dedicated friend.

"Charlotte's Web", thank you for this good book, which made me understand the meaning of friendship and the spirit of dedication to others. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 2

During the summer vacation, I read "Robinson Crusoe", "Andersen's Fairy Tales", etc. Among them, the most unforgettable one is "Summer" Luo's Web".

The article describes the story of the most sincere friendship between Wilbur, a pig, and Charlotte, a spider. Due to a terrible news - Wilbur's future destiny is to be a plate of bacon and ham on the Christmas dinner table! As a pig, the grief-stricken Wilbur seemed to have no choice but to accept the fate of being slaughtered by others. However, the seemingly insignificant Charlotte stepped forward to save Wilbur. Therefore, Charlotte used her own silk to weave an online text on the pig pen that was regarded as a miracle by humans, completely reversing Wilbur's fate and finally allowing him to win a future where he could enjoy life in peace. But the life of Charlotte the Spider has come to an end...

From this, I was deeply touched by the life and death friendship between Wilbur and Charlotte. I can't help but think of the relationship between teachers and students. In order to train us into the talents our motherland needs, the teacher works day after day, year after year. As the years go by, wrinkles quietly cover her face, while her students One after another, we are building modern jobs. The teacher's dedication is even worse than that of Charlotte.

I am reminded even more of the Wenchuan earthquake. People's soldiers risked their lives and saved the lives of countless people. The 3-year-old boy who had just been rescued from the dust was moved by Lang Zheng. The moment he saluted a military salute with his uninjured left hand, the whole of China felt that strong friendship, which was better than Charlotte's to Will. Bo’s friendship moved China! Touch the world! !

Life is precious in friendship, and emotions can move the world and shake the soul! Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 3

Recently, the teacher borrowed for us the book "Charlotte's Web" written by the famous American children's writer EB White from the school library. After I got the book, I read it with gusto. As I read, I gradually fell into the sincere friendship between Charlotte the spider and Wilbur the pig, and tears of emotion gradually filled my eyes.

This children's novel is the masterpiece of EB White. Following the author's magical pen, I walked into Mr. Zuckerman's barn, followed the kind little girl Fern, and witnessed The tear-jerking friendship between the spider Charlotte and the piglet Wilbur. In order for her good friend Wilbur not to be killed by his master and not to be made into delicious bacon and ham, Charlotte, as a little spider , exhausted all his strength, weaved the astonishing "ace pig", "amazing", "brilliant" and "humble", and finally Wilbur won the grand prize in the market competition and became a pig. The real ace pig successfully saved Wilbur from being killed. When Charlotte knew that his life was coming to an end, he did not sigh sadly. Instead, he was relieved that he could help his good friend, and Weibo Erber also fulfilled his promise and took care of the egg bag that Charlotte laid before her death, until more than 500 of Charlotte's children were born, and each of them left him and started an independent life...

After closing this book, there is a sentence that has been shining in my mind. Charlotte the spider once said: "We are born, we live for a while, and we die. A spider is only busy catching and eating flies throughout its life. It is meaningless. By helping you, I may be able to enhance the value of my life. Everyone knows that people should do something meaningful in life. "So, what is the meaningful thing in our life? Is it just reading, writing, and doing homework every day? I think we should stretch out our hands to help the friends around us and help them get through their difficulties. Then, while they are getting through their difficulties, we also feel the joy of helping others. The friendship between them will be more sincere. Perhaps, this is the so-called principle of "giving roses to others and leaving lingering fragrance in hands".

A famous person in our Chinese history said: "If a man does not serve himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth." I think the correctness of this sentence needs to be discussed. Each of us should live for ourselves, but at the same time , we are also living for others, such as our relatives and friends. Making them feel happy because of our existence is the real value of our lives. Can we ignore it when our friends cry when their test scores are bad? We should do our best to comfort him and help him, so that he can get out of the trough of exam failure and embrace the bright sunshine together; when there is a misunderstanding between our friends, can we just sit back and watch? We should be proactive, communicate with our friends, use our enthusiasm to dissolve the ice between us and our friends, and make our friendship stronger; when our friends encounter huge difficulties, we can turn a deaf ear. ? We should be like Charlotte the Spider, using all our efforts to help them overcome their difficulties, let others be moved by our friendship and love, and call on more people in society to join our ranks of love.

"Sincere friendship touches a lifetime." When we close this book and contemplate, these eight characters once again shine in our minds. Animals can still do this, let alone what we write. What about intelligent, thoughtful humans? In the days to come, let us act together to help our friends who are in difficulty, make our friendship stronger, make our class warmer, and make our country and society more beautiful and harmonious! Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 4

Fern raised a pig named Wilbur. Fern took Wilbur to play in the grass and by the lake every day. Gradually, the piglet Wilbur grew up. Fern's father gave the piglet to Fern's uncle Zuckerman. Wilbur the pig made many friends there, and met Charlotte, a spider.

In order to save her good friend, the piglet Wilbur, Charlotte weaves the words "Ace Pig", "Awesome", "Glorious" and "Humble" on her spider web.

After reading this book, I felt that the author’s description of several important characters in the article was very wonderful and the storyline was fascinating. Fern is a lively, lovely, and kind-hearted little girl; Charlotte is a spider who cares only about his friends. He sacrificed his life for his friend Wilbur; Wilbur is a smart, cute, and kind-hearted little spider. Pig, it cherishes the friendship with Charlotte very much. When Charlotte passed away, it regarded Charlotte's children as its own children and took good care of them; and Charlotte's children also regarded Wilbur as their own. Mother.

After reading the entire book, I realized a truth: friends should help each other, and never quarrel with friends like some people. , Friends should be harmonious and happy, so that there are no stumbling blocks on the bridge of friendship. This is a true friend. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 5

Today I read a book called "Charlotte's Web". While reading, I was deeply moved!

This story mainly describes: In the barn of the Zuckerman family, there lived a group of happy little animals, and they lived together without worries every day. Playing and chatting without any worries and having great fun. Among them, Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider established the most sincere friendship. But suddenly one day, a piece of bad news broke the calm in the barn: Wilbur the pig will become bacon and ham in the future.

After Wilbur heard this, he was very sad and desperate, and everyone was also very sad. When Charlotte saw her good friend so sad, she made up her mind to save Wilbur and comfort him not to cry. Charlotte asked the little mouse Templeton to help bring back some "words (comparison words)" from the garbage dump. She worked tirelessly and overnight to weave incredible online words, deceived people, and reversed Wilbur's fate. , and gave Wilbur a special prize from the fair and a peaceful future. But Charlotte almost exhausted her silk for this.

Because of the passage of time, Charlotte's life almost came to an end. She used the remaining silk to weave an egg bag and gave birth to a child with difficulty, but she asked Wilbur to give birth to her child. It took away the children and left itself behind, because it didn't want its children to be saddened by its death.

Charlotte was so great! Wilbur had no choice but to leave sadly, and soon Charlotte passed away silently. The five hundred and fourteen children who were taken away by Wilbur crawled out of the egg bags and became friends of the piglet, but Wilbur could never forget his good friend - Charlotte.

After reading this story, I was very moved and deeply touched: We must learn the spirit of mutual help, unity and friendship between Charlotte, Wilbur and their friends, so that we can Overcoming difficulties in future study and life; we must also learn from Charlotte's qualities of selfless dedication and self-sacrifice. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 6

What makes friendship warmer? It's integrity. "Charlotte's Web" is a good book. The friendship between Charlotte and Wilbur in the book made me understand this.

This story tells the story of Charlotte the spider who helps Wilbur become a famous little pig so that Wilbur can avoid being killed. I like Charlotte. He means what he says and does his best to fulfill his promises to his friends. Because he did this, the friendship between him and Wilbur became deeper and warmer.

The first time, they let a mouse take a piece of paper with three words "Ace Pig" written on it. Charlotte was busy for days and nights, and spent a lot of effort to weave these three words. The tourists who came to visit were full of praise and applause after seeing it. The second time, Charlotte knitted the word "amazing" again, making people feel that Wilbur, the little pig, was even more special.

In fact, we will also encounter problems in our lives about whether we can fulfill our promises. One time, a friend of mine had a birthday, and he invited five or six of us children to go to his house to celebrate his birthday. On his birthday, we went to the designated meeting place in the community where his home was located. After waiting for a long time, he did not show up. Later, I found his home and found out that he was going to play in his hometown in the countryside. We were all stunned there, and after a while everyone started to complain. We felt like we were being let off the hook and it tasted bad. This incident taught us that we must be honest, and children are no exception.

Later, when Charlotte was old, Wilbur was also very honest and took Charlotte's baby back to the pig farm. After reading this book, I understand a truth: People who are honest will have more and more friends, honesty can make friendship warmer, and honesty can make friendship last forever. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 7

Recently, I read a book called "Charlotte's Web", written by the author of "The Elf Mouse Brother" and an American college student. Written by writer White. This is a very touching book, in which the positive energy of love and friendship appears everywhere. This book is written for children as well as adults.

In the barn of the Zuckerman family, a group of animals lived happily. Among them, the piglet Wilbur and the spider Charlotte established the most sincere friendship. However, an ugly news broke the valley. The peace of the warehouse, Wilbur's future destiny turned out to be bacon and ham. The seemingly insignificant Charlotte completely reversed Wilbur's fate with an online text that was regarded as a miracle by humans, and finally allowed him to win a special prize in the market competition and a secure future. But at this time, Charlotte's life came to an end...

This is really the most sincere friendship. The spider Charlotte risked his own life and worked hard to weave words on the web to save his friends. This made me admire Charlotte with admiration. Until the last moment of his life, he still stayed with Wilbur. What a hard-won friendship!

What Charlotte weaved was not only a web with words, but also a big web full of love. This web not only saved Wilbur's life, but also inspired love in our hearts. and tenderness.

Friends! Remember the friend who stood up for you! On the road of growth, there is that person to accompany you. We are no longer alone!

I have read the book "Charlotte's Web" seriously since the beginning of school. It taught me what true friendship is.

This story begins with the little animals raised by the Zuckerman family. Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider established a deep friendship. When Wilbur learned that his future destiny was to be killed, bacon and ham, he was heartbroken. Charlotte used spider silk to weave wonderful words on the web to reverse Will's fate, but Charlotte's life was at risk. . . . .

When I knew that my friend was about to be killed, even my own body was not important. Just the three words Charlotte said, "I will save you," moved me very much.

Charlotte threw out the last thread for her good friend and used all her strength to weave a "network of friendship". It accompanied Wilbur when he was lonely and saved him when he was in danger - Charlotte.

In order to bring light to Wilbur, he sacrificed himself. He was really an amazing good friend. I like Charlotte very much.

But I don’t like Templeton the mouse because he is lazy, lazy and selfish. Don't think about others, so don't develop this bad habit.

And I think the cutest one is Wilbur the pig. Although it is a little pig, I think it is very cute from its walking, like a little doll. Wilbur will always have Charlotte in his heart, because it was Charlotte who saved him, and Charlotte will always be the first in his heart.

This is a book full of friendship and love. I hope that one day I can see the eggs laid by Wilbur and Charlotte. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 8

I accidentally read the classic "Charlotte's Web" by American children's writer E.B. White, and was deeply attracted by the group of characters in the story. I am attracted by the cute little animals, and I am also moved by the sincere friendship between animals!

The story tells that in the barn of the Zuckerman family, a group of cute little animals live happily, including Wilbur the pig, the oldest sheep, and one named Temple. Dayton's mice, a group of domestic geese, and Charlotte the spider... Among them, Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider established a sincere friendship. One day, a terrible news broke the peace of the Canggu: when Christmas comes, the owner Zuckerman will kill the piglet Wilbur and make bacon and ham. This made Wilbur anxious. He was still very young and he didn't want to die. At this time, the spider Charlotte knew her friend's troubles and was determined to help her wholeheartedly. She firmly said to Wilbur: "I will save you."

In order to promise "I will save you", the seemingly insignificant Charlotte used her wisdom to come up with a wonderful idea. Taking advantage of her ability to weave spider webs, she decided to tease human beings. It has weaved such words into its spider web four times, namely "Ace Pig", "Awesome", "Glorious" and "Humble". () These online words appear above the pig pen at just the right time, fully catering to the characteristics of Wilbur the pig. Charlotte's website said it was an ace pig, so Wilbur tried his best to make himself look like an ace pig; Charlotte's website said it was great, and Wilbur tried his best to make himself look unremarkable; now the Internet says it is brilliant, and it Try your best to make yourself shine.

This made the Zuckerman family firmly believe that it must be an amazing little pig. As a result, Wilbur became a well-known local famous pig. Not only did people come to visit him in an endless stream every day, but he also won a special prize in the market competition, truly becoming Zuckerman's "famous pig in school". ”, and from then on he gained a future where he could enjoy his destiny. But, at this time, the life of Charlotte the spider came to an end...

At the last moment of her life, Charlotte said this to Wilbur: "I build a web for you because I I like you. Besides, what is life? We are born, we live for a while, and we die. It is meaningless for a spider to just catch and eat flies. By helping you, maybe I can improve myself a little. The value of life. Everyone knows that people should do something meaningful in life."

After seeing Charlotte's words, will the students involuntarily think of holding an umbrella with you on that rainy day? The person who handed you a handkerchief when you were sad and crying? That's your friend, that's your friendship, it's worth cherishing for a lifetime! Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 9

The story goes like this: In the barn of the Zuckerman family, there lived a pig named Wilbur, and he and a spider named Charlotte Made friends. However, Wilbur's future destiny is to become bacon and ham. One of Wilbur's biggest wishes was to see the first snow in winter. Because the piglet Wilbur was slaughtered before it snowed, he could only accept the fate of being made into ham in grief and despair. But her good friend Charlotte has always believed that it can save Wilbur from his miserable fate, so she spits it out in the garbage on the Internet every day. She sees the words "good" woven on the pig pen, and online words that are regarded as miracles appear. , which won Wilbur everyone's appreciation and made the owner give up the idea of ??killing him, but only if he won a special prize at the market. Charlotte also spent day and night reading the words on the mouse to weave a web. , finally Wilbur won the prize and a fate that could not be slaughtered. Although Wilbur was saved and saw the first snow of winter, Charlotte, who was sympathetic to him as a brother and sister, died. At the last moment, Charlotte gave the egg bag to Wilbur. Afterwards, just like all reincarnations, new spiders were born. Every year, countless spiders floated out on parachutes. Maybe Charlotte's relationship with Wilbur was too good and affected the next generation, so every year There were three spiders who stayed with Wilbur and were very friendly.

The story is indeed bizarre enough, but we cannot say it is completely unrealistic. The friendship between Wilbur and Charlotte in the book; Charlotte’s promise to Wilbur; Charlotte’s death to help her friends, It transcends reality itself because the chance of them being socially possible is almost zero. About friendship.

The friendship between Wilbur and Charlotte shocks us. Their friendship can be said to be the purest friendship. There is no exchange, no reward, and they even abandon money and life without feeling that they have done anything. Because they are friends, they share joys and sorrows and happiness. Besides touching and a little sadness, does the book bring us anything else? It was Charlotte who taught us how to no longer be alone.

In terms of promises, Wilbur's wailing "I don't want to die!" reached Charlotte's ears, and Charlotte replied firmly - "You won't die, I will." "Save you", but in order to fulfill this promise, Charlotte devoted all her time to it until the moment Charlotte's life disappeared. Charlotte taught us to persist in fulfilling our commitments throughout our lives. About death. For Charlotte, death is not a sad end. From ancient times to the present, no one has lost his life on that day, but Charlotte gained eternal life. Just like the text "Eternal Eyes", as long as a person does good deeds every day, even if he dies, what he does will last forever. Here, although Charlotte dies, her character continues and the story continues.

We must be a person like Charlotte the Spider - sincere in friendship, diligent in fulfilling promises, and calm in death. Thoughts on reading "Charlotte's Web" in fifth grade 10

Don't be confused by my big title and subtitle. Today I'm not here to talk about "Charlotte's Web". Today I am here to talk about my thoughts after writing and reading.

I don’t know when I started to develop a habit called being forced, forced to study, forced to read books, forced to write my thoughts after reading the books. Generally speaking, there are two categories of written reflections: talking about characters and talking about feelings. Like the post-reading reviews I wrote before, I just made up the word count and then finished it hastily. I will occasionally say a few words about characters, plots, psychology, etc., and then? The ending, the end of the text... I believe that everyone, at least once again, uses the method I just mentioned to write a review. I admit, we all Ignored the "feeling".

The writing method that the teacher said about treating yourself as the protagonist or throwing yourself into the story is of no use at all. You are not him (her, it), and few people will experience any weak emotions. Then the teacher came up with another method - writing notes. In fact, Goethe said it very well: reading a good book is like talking to a noble person. Then I will use Goethe's famous saying as a basis, and I will also give you an analogy: reading a good book is like talking to a noble person, and any interruption in the middle is enough to destroy the conversation. What I actually mean is that writing notes is just any intervention in the middle. After you finish writing a note, you may not be in the mood. Here we have to talk about the charm of the book itself. A good book will draw you back to the conversation again and again.

Instead of reading intermittently, it is better to read it in one go, vividly, with feelings and thoughts, and then write if you want to, or if you don’t want to, don’t write. The beauty of a book does not depend on the reader’s feelings after reading it, but on the content of the book. The content, itself, and feelings after reading will only widen the distance between the reader and the book.

My impression after reading this is this. The only way is to express your feelings and make free choices.