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Loading... "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Slothby Eric Carle
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This book does a great job of giving the sloth human characteristics and opinons. He defends the way he lives slowely, slowely, slowely. I really liked reading this book because I can pitcure a classroom of children reading this aloud and having fun with the wording and repition of this book.There is great repitious alliteration for classroom grammer lessons. There is also a paragraph full of silly world on the last page of the book, which adds an element of suprise.There are great looking visuals in this book because the graphics are water colors and looked texured, they really make the book's illustrations look unique and enjoyable for a elementary school child to read. (  ) whitneyw | Dec 9, 2009 |  Adorable-nice illustrations and sweet story. (  ) Kquinata | Dec 3, 2009 | This is a great picture book to use in a kindergarten or first grade classroom when discussing the animals that live in rainforests. The story is about a slow, quiet sloth who all the other animals think is boring and lazy. There's a lot of repetition to make it easy to read and predictable for young children. There is also some good vocabulary words in this book. This book is on a second grade reading level. For information about the author, visit: http://www.eric-carle.com/home.html For some activity ideas, visit: http://teachershare.scholastic.com/re... (  ) cnwilliamson | Nov 10, 2009 | This is a good read for students who are interested in learning about different animals. This read is about a lazy sloth. It tells what a sloth's day consist of, sleeping. ajsampson | Oct 25, 2009 | Genre: Fantasy Fiction Review: This book is a good example of a fantasy fiction because it teaches about a sloth through the personal experience of a slow sloth that talks. He interacts with other animals in a human like way such as inquiring (with animals a sloth wouldn't actually associate with) and having self awareness of being slow. Age Appropriateness: K-3 Setting: This book takes place out in the wilderness. The sloth interacts with other wild animals in the forest as well. Media: Painted paper collage bknight07 | Oct 22, 2009 |  no reviews | add a review
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