Sloth's First Day of School Big Book

The oversized pages make it easy for my son to follow along during story time, and the focus on routines really helped him prepare for his own first day. I caught him pointing at the pictures and talking about his feelings, which was a sweet surprise.

My daughter was having big feelings about her new classroom, but this book’s focus on routines and community really helped her feel more prepared. The illustrations showing kids working through transitions together made it easy for her to connect.

My son was nervous about starting preschool, but the way this book addresses routines and feelings really helped him open up. I love that it's a big book, so the whole class can see the illustrations during story time. A solid addition to any transition toolkit.

The oversized pages make it perfect for group story time, and my daughter loves pointing out Sloth's different feelings on each page. It's really helped her talk about her own nervousness before school starts.

My kid gets anxious about new routines, so the way this book gently talks about welcoming all those feelings really clicked. The big pages are sturdy enough for eager little hands to turn on their own.

The large book format makes it perfect for circle time, and my students loved spotting the sloth's different feelings on each page. It really helped start a good conversation about our own first-day jitters.

My kindergartener was nervous about starting school, but this big book’s focus on naming feelings made our morning routine discussions much easier. The oversize pages really help a group of kids see the illustrations during story time.

The pages are huge and colorful, so my daughter can follow along as I read to her group at story time. It really helped her talk about her own first-day jitters after we practiced the morning routine from the book.

My son was really nervous about starting preschool, and this book helped us talk through his feelings during story time. The routine-themed pages gave us concrete examples to practice, and he actually asked to read it again.

The big book format is perfect for circle time — every kid can see the sloth's face clearly. My son was nervous about starting preschool, and this helped us talk through his feelings about new routines.