The Adventures of the Cavewoman Yoo! and Her Children, Hoo! and Goo!
Cold and Hungry
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It is a cold and rainy winter day. The cavewoman Yoo! her son Hoo! and her daughter Goo! are sitting around a dying fire in their cave. They are shivering and cold.
Yoo! Hoo! and Goo! have not eaten anything, except for some wild berries, for two days. Yoo! Hoo! and Goo! don't even have the strength to go and gather some twigs for the fire.
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Yoo! and her children, Hoo! and Goo!, live in a cave. They’ve had nothing to eat except wild berries for two days, and they’re very hungry. Their fire is burning low and they’re cold.
Author Esther Guggenheimer-Furman’s The Adventures of the Cavewoman Yoo! and Her Children, Hoo! and Goo! is a story about Yoo! who goes in search of food for her hungry children. Follow along as she chases a tiger to feed her children. You’ll feel her fear when she returns to their cave and finds her children gone—even though she told them to stay inside. Share her happiness when she sees what her children found while on their own adventure.
The Adventures of the Cavewoman Yoo! and Her Children, Hoo! and Goo! is entertaining and educational. It provides the opportunity for parents and caregivers to teach children about how their bodies experience fight or flight and rest and digest responses, allowing them to become more familiar with how their body responds to different life situations, while having fun at the same time.
About the Author
Esther Guggenheimer-Furman earned a PhD in life sciences and has specialized in physiology. She has taught courses in human anatomy, physiology, pathology, endocrinology, the senses, child development, and more. She has written two schoolbooks on the human body for high school students and a book on nutrition for junior high school students.