Lark the Shark

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Inkydink says that "There's a time and place for everything" and that Clark needs to remember to "Stay cool". At the end of the book, Clark learns when it is the right time to do what we want as well as the right place to do what we wants. So we were really excited when Natalie contacted us to let us know about their brand new book, Lark the Shark and Wonda the Whale. Once Clark realized that rhymes might help him remember the rules for school, "Maybe if I make a rhyme, I will remember every time.

In this empowering tale about conquering nighttime fears, Clark the Shark learns how friendship can help light the way through the dark.

Natalie Newman and Henry Newman have a strong passion for educating children about the significance of showing kindness to our planet. Clark the Shark is trying to get ready for his first sleepover, but he’s worried because it will be his first time sleeping outside without his glow-fish night-light. BOOK OF THE MONTH - A heart-warming and hilarious story told in 25 chapters, perfect for the countdown to Christmas.

Once he learned to control it, more students saw that he was not doing it on purpose and they accepted him. His teacher miss Inkydink puts "Stay cool" into Clark's mind when Clark asks what he is doing wrong. There's also some great word play with nonsense words like "upsy-downsy", "spinna-ma-jig" and "tail-whump-a-lumpus".

It turns out to not be such a good idea because now they are all frightened and scared of the monsters from their stories. Teachers can use the rhymes that Clark used, such as "when the teacher is talking, don't go walking", and incorporate them into the classroom rules to help students remember. Lark has a kind, caring nature, and is surrounded by caring friends who just want to give him a lovely surprise.