sloths

Sasha loves to do everything as fast as possible, but she's stopped in her tracks when she meets Mr. Sloth. Certain they are going to best friends, Sasha takes Mr. Sloth everywhere she goes. During the big neighborhood race, Sasha is just about to win when Mr. Sloth tells her to stop. Eventually, he gets her to stop and enjoy the moment, and Sasha realizes the importance of slowing down and practicing mindfulness.

A sloth finds a sport he is good at.

A coloring book with black-and-white patterned line drawings of sloths.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to sloths, discussing where they live, what they eat, and more.

"Engage your earliest readers with these nonfiction animal introductions! In 'Sloths', emergent readers learn how sloths climb, eat, and sleep in trees. Carefully crafted text, high-frequency words, repetitive sentence patterns, and strong visual references support emergent readers"--Provided by publisher.

A baby sloth experiences a nighttime tumble and as mama sloth slowly makes her way down the tree, she helps him self-soothe by using his senses.

Did you know that there are six species of sloths? They are divided into two groups, based on how many claws they have on their front feet. The four three-toed species are a bit smaller than the two species of two-toed sloths. Find out more about sloths in this book.

Follows the inspirational story of Destiny, a rescued orphan baby sloth in Costa Rica, who must learn to use all her senses to make up for poor eyesight if she wants to return to the wild. Features dozens of color photographs, a map, sloth facts, and sources of more information.

"Sloth is having her first sleepover at her best friend Paloma's house, but when she finds out at that Paloma plans to stay up all night, sleep-loving Sloth realizes she must find a way to stay awake"--OCLC.

Simple text and photographs look at sloths, including why they live in trees, what makes them slow, and other facts on them.