2. How to Babysit an Orangutan by Tara and Kathy Darling Created by Ms. Turitto

3. i What mental images did you create as the poem was read aloud? What mental images did you create as the poem was read aloud? Throwing a brick at a bee, tickling a gorilla, smiling at a shark Throwing a brick at a bee, tickling a gorilla, smiling at a shark What do you think the poet’s purpose was for writing this poem? What do you think the poet’s purpose was for writing this poem? The poet wanted to make us laugh; the poet wanted to entertain The poet wanted to make us laugh; the poet wanted to entertain Name an example of alliteration that is used in the poem. Name an example of alliteration that is used in the poem. Tug a tiger’s tail; grab a grizzly bear Tug a tiger’s tail; grab a grizzly bear Read Aloud

4. DISPLEASURE DIS-PLEAS-URE DIS-PLEAS-URE NOUN NOUN The feeling of being dissatisfied/not happy with something The feeling of being dissatisfied/not happy with something

5. JEALOUS JEAL-OUS JEAL-OUS ADJECTIVE ADJECTIVE Full of envy (you want something someone else has) Full of envy (you want something someone else has)

6. ENDANGERED EN-DAN-GERED EN-DAN-GERED ADJECTIVE ADJECTIVE In danger of dying out In danger of dying out Learn more about Endangered Species

7. SMUGGLED SMUG-GLED SMUG-GLED ADJ./VERB ADJ./VERB Taken out of a place illegally Taken out of a place illegally

8. FACIAL FA-CIAL FA-CIAL ADJECTIVE ADJECTIVE Having something to do with the face Having something to do with the face

9. COORDINATION CO-OR-DIN-A-TION CO-OR-DIN-A-TION NOUN NOUN Ability to make your body parts work together well Ability to make your body parts work together well