Clark The Shark

Slides and vocabulary of Book
Clark the shark

1. Is this fantasy or real?

2. Let’s think about it

3. It’s fantasy

4. Meet Bruce Hale

5. This story’s author

6. POWER WORDS

7. Munch Definition: When you munch food, you chew it loudly and completely. SENTENCE: My friend likes to munch on carrots. SYNONYM: CHEW ANTONYM: GLUT

8. Bellowed Definition: If you bellowed, you shouted in a loud, deep voice. SENTENCE: “Get away from there!” she bellowed. SYNONYM: YELL ANTONYM: LAUGH

9. Rough Definition: When you do something in a rough way, you are not being gentle. SENTENCE: Some sports can be too rough for children. SYNONYM: ROCKY ANTONYM: SMOOTH

10. Handle Definition: When you cannot handle something, you are not able to deal with it. SENTENCE: I can handle doing more chores if I have some help. SYNONYM: HOLD ANTONYM: IGNORED

11. Cool Definition: To cool how you feel means to calm down. SENTENCE: Taking deep breaths helps me to cool down. SYNONYM: CHILLY ANTONYM: HECTIC

12. Bounce Definition: When you bounce, you move up and down. SENTENCE: I like to bounce my ball outside. SYNONYM: REBOUND ANTONYM: DECELERATE

13. Grinned Definition: If you grinned, you smiled a wide smile. SENTENCE: I grinned when I heard the happy news. SYNONYM: SMIRKED ANTONYM: FROWN

14. Might Definition: Doing something with all your might is using all your power. SENTENCE: He threw the ball with all his might. SYNONYM: EFFICACY ANTONYM: INABILITY

15. GOOD JOB!!

16. THANK YOU!!