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Island of the Blue Dolphins Key Vocabulary (Week 3)

scallops: a type of shellfish that has a flat, round shell with two parts and that is often eaten as food Chapters 19-21

urchins: a small sea animal that lives on the ocean floor and is covered in sharp spines Chapters 19-21

gazing: a long look at something Chapters 19-21

prow: pointed, front part of a ship; bow Chapters 22-24

fledglings: young birds Chapters 22-24

teetering: wobbling, as if about to fall Chapters 22-24

hobble: to walk with difficulty Chapters 22-24

snares: anything used to entrap animals Chapters 25-27

glimpse: brief look Chapters 25-27

crest: the head or top of an animal, especially a bird Chapters 25-27

vanquished: to defeat and win Chapters 25-27

wreckage: broken and disordered parts from something wrecked Chapters 25-27

horizon: line where earth and sky meet Chapters 28-29

waded: walk with your feet in shallow water Chapters 28-29

trousers: pants Chapters 28-29

mission: religious center Chapters 28-29