Grassy Head Sloth

The moths that live in a sloth's fur cause algae to grow. The algae provide camouflage for the sloth. Our sloth (made from a stocking, dirt, and grass seeds) grows grass instead of algae, but he still needs a little help from his friend Moth.

Paper Plate Moth and Sloth

Moth and Sloth are together again in this fun project made using a paper plate and construction paper. If you look closely you’ll see Sloth’s best friend, Moth, hiding on his fur. Hint: He looks an awful lot like a bowtie pasta noodle!

Bonus Craft from Page’s Archives: Toilet Tube Binoculars

If kids are adventuring in the rainforest, they’re going to need binoculars. These are made from two toilet paper tubes.

Activity Book

Check out the MOTH & SLOTH ACTIVITY BOOK with coloring sheets, games, and activities.