Overcoming Fear at a Sleepover

Clark the Shark hosts his first sleepover without his nightlight, feeling nervous about the dark. As his friends arrive, they play games and tell ghost stories, which heightens their fears. Clark creates a rhyme to boost courage, and together they make a song to overcome their fear of the dark. Eventually, they all fall asleep, comforted by their bravery and friendship.

What was Clark's main concern about the sleepover?

• His friends not showing up

• Running out of snacks

• Not having enough games

• Being afraid of the dark

Which activity did Clark excel at during the sleepover?

• Singing karaoke

• Playing hula hoops

• Telling ghost stories

• Dancing

What did Clark and his friends do to keep their courage up?

• They called their parents

• They went inside

• They whispered a rhyme

• They played more games

What was the first ghost story about?

• A haunted ship

• A one-eyed monster

• A spooky cave

• A ghostly shark

How did Clark's mother react to the noise?

• She turned off the lights

• She joined the fun

• She threatened to call their parents

• She ignored it

What did Clark suggest to overcome their fear?

• Making a rhyme together

• Turning on the lights

• Telling more stories

• Going to sleep

What did the friends decide to do to feel cozier?

• Sing a song

• Turn on a nightlight

• Sleep in a circle

• Tell more stories

What was the main theme of the song they created?

• Friendship

• Bravery in the dark

• Mystery

• Adventure

What did the friends realize about fear?

• Fear is the scariest part

• It's better to ignore it

• Fear is not real

• It's fun to be scared

What was the outcome of the sleepover?

• They stayed up all night

• They decided not to have another sleepover

• They all went home

• They fell asleep humming the tune