Clark The Shark

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Elektronica topcadeaus Korting op parfum Cadeauwinkel Cadeaukaarten Kerst voordeel. Bruce Hale Bruce Hale. Bruce Hale Guy Francis. Bruce Hale has written and illustrated more than 30 books for young readers, including the award-winning Chet Gecko Mysteries and Snoring Beauty , one of Oprah's Recommended Reads for Kids. By all accounts, Bruce was a cheerful baby, although a tad mischievous. Alles van Bruce Hale. Toon meer Toon minder. Reviews Schrijf een review. In winkelwagen Op verlanglijstje. Gratis verzending vanaf 20 euro 30 dagen bedenktijd en gratis retourneren Ophalen bij een bol.

Bekijk en vergelijk alle verkopers. Bruce Hale Clark the Shark 12, Bruce Hale Clark The Shark 15, Nothing's ever achieved by taking stress or showing anxiety. Aug 17, Cora rated it it was amazing. Per my 2nd graders: I loved it because it was so much fun. It was awesome because Clark the Shark was crunching food in his mouth. Clark the Shark was funny because he was playing too rough. The book was brilliant because it was funny. It was so much awesome because Clark the Shark was playing with the octopus. Sep 01, Kayla Miedema rated it really liked it Shelves: My class and I enjoyed reading this book.

It is a fun way to talk about and introduce classroom rules. Clark is funny and many of my students can relate to his troubles adjusting to school. Great for primary grade students. Sep 28, Carrie Gelson rated it liked it Shelves: Oh if only self regulation were as easy as "be cool" and put it into rhyme.

But appreciate the exploration of diversity in the "classroom". Jun 04, S. I must confess that I actually watched this as a video on YouTube , mainly because Chris Pine was reading it! D Chris Pine is one of my favourite actors.

I did actually enjoy this story, which was about a shark who's very rowdy and over-enthusiastic in his school-classes. The moral of the story is, that you can enjoy things but you must show consideration towards others and their feelings.

I think a lot of people, adults included, could learn a lot from this tale to be honest, heh Okey dokey. I think a lot of people, adults included, could learn a lot from this tale to be honest, hehe. I thought the story was very cute with a nice moral, and the artwork was also really nice. I loved all the pictures of fish, as I love fish anyway and even have some as pets. I particularly loved the pictures of the little clownfish - very cute. Chris Pine's rendition of the tale was really good, of course, and very funny, too.

I suppose that it just goes to show that a good story can appeal to all age groups. Sep 23, Makayla Harrison rated it it was amazing Shelves: This book focuses on a character named Clark the Shark. He loves school so much! Maybe a little bit too much He always got in trouble for going above and beyond. He was just too passionate about everything he did. His teacher told him "What's the rule?

Clark realized that this rhymed! He used this rhyme to help him remember to play it cool, and it worked! There was even a new kid at school and he helped the new kid learn the rule too. This book has a nice flow, Summary: This book has a nice flow, and like the other Clark the Shark books, it has great illustrations and imagery throughout. This book teaching important lessons to students of all ages. This book could be used to teach students about sharing, how to help friends, and how to greet new friends that just moved to their school.

This book could also be used to teach students about rhyming words and acronyms. Nov 30, Hannah Lockington rated it it was amazing Shelves: Good read aloud book due to the sight words, and the small rhymes with in it. The story follows a really strong stark named Clark who has trouble following the rules because of his nature. He is too loud during reading time, he eats too much at lunch, and he plays too rough at recess.

After a while all of the fish avoid him because he is too much. Could be a good story for kids with ADHD or other disabilities that make acting "co Good read aloud book due to the sight words, and the small rhymes with in it. Could be a good story for kids with ADHD or other disabilities that make acting "cool" in school really difficulty. He really tries to make a difference after Mrs.

Jul 29, Diana Thomsen rated it really liked it Shelves: And that's probably why this book resonated so well both with me and with the kiddos. It teaches kids that they CAN control their own behavior, which is a very powerful message, indeed.

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Plus, it tells that there's a time to control that energy and a time to let it all out. A good message there for us adults, too, as we need to make sure the kiddos CAN release that energy. Overall, it's a great book. Aug 29, Hannah Achenbach rated it really liked it Shelves: I love Bruce Hale's series, Clark the Shark, because of how unique and imaginative it is.

Clark the Shark is a great story to use to teach children about being self aware of how their actions, words, etc. This would be a great story to read to a class or group of children that contains children who play too rough, are obnoxious at times, eat aggressively, etc. Sep 07, Joy Gerbode rated it it was amazing. This is a very cute book for children just beginning school, as it offers, in a rhyming and easy to listen to format, some suggestions for being kind and helpful, for sitting still, for other beginning school traits, that are simple to understand and fairly easy to employ, but could offer big results!

Oct 02, Crosby Maierle rated it it was amazing. The pictures were so great. There is so much detail and colors. This book is so fun! It is so funny. One of my favorite books. Clark the shark is a shark that loves school and loves life. He learns to stay cool. He learned little rhymes to handle his excitement. This can help students who have a lot of energy in the classroom.

Sep 10, Anthony rated it liked it Shelves: Clark the Shark is the biggest, strongest fish at Theodore Roosterfish Elementary. He also loves everything about school, his teacher Mrs Inkydink, recess, lunch, and playing with his friends, but he was too loud, too wild, and too much fish to handle.

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How will Clark fit in? After giving it some thought after talking to Mrs Inkydink about it, Clark comes up with a great idea. Oct 02, Elizabeth Watkins rated it really liked it Shelves: This book is so cute and has such good meanings behind it. Many kids in classrooms could relate to Clark and learn from him. His action were always in good meaning, but he could not contain himself! If you have a rowdy classroom it would be great to read and have them learn what they should be doing by following what Clark did. Aug 13, Jennifer rated it it was amazing Shelves: Clark is a very exuberant shark who makes school difficult for his classmates and his teachers.

That is, until he learns a rhyme that helps him remember to stay cool.