In the first part each page begins: "slowly, slowly, slowly." These slow pages are my favorite part of the story. "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" said the Sloth has three parts to the story: the day in the life of a sloth, questions for the sloth from other rainforest animals and finally the sloth's answer. They are threatened now by deforestation and Goodall is hoping Carle's book will help teach future generations to appreciate the sloth and all the rainforest enough to want to protect it. They sleep between fifteen and nineteen hours a day.
They can rotate their heads 270° degrees. There are two species: two-toed and three-toed. In it she talks about her love for the unusual creatures and gives some basic facts about them. There's Snook from It's a Big, Big, World on PBS and the title character of Eric Carle's "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Sloth.Įric Carle's book has a foreword by Jane Goodall.
The strange slow creatures of the rainforest have in recent years become cute characters for children.
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