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The Berenstain Bears’
New Baby
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
"This
brightly illustrated story tells of a youngster's happy acceptance
of a new addition to the family and how Mama and Papa Bear assist
him with the adjustment."--Booklist
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The Berenstain Bears
Go to School
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| A sympathetic story about
Sister Bear, who conquers her fear of starting kindergarten.
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The Berenstain Bears and
the Messy Room
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
"The room shared by Brother
and Sister is a mess because the cubs argue over who should neaten
up instead of working together. Sure to make toddlers smile while
they absorb an implied lesson."--Publishers Weekly
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The Berenstain Bears and
Too Much Junk Food
by Stan and Jan Berenstain; illustrated by the authors |
| Mama Bear lays down the law
when she notices that Papa and the cubs are getting too chubby. With
the help of Dr. Grizzly's slide show on how the body works, the Bear
family makes a healthful adjustment in their diet and fitness habits.
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The Berenstain Bears' Report Card
Trouble
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| It’s report card day
at Bear County School–a day Brother Bear has been dreading.
He’s received horrible marks in all of his classes, except gym.
If only his grades were based on how many strike-outs he’s pitched
or soccer balls he’s stopped and not on fractions and vocabulary.
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The Berenstain Bears Forget Their
Manners
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| "When Mama Bear's efforts
to improve her family's manners are unsuccessful, she devises a Politeness
Plan--a chart listing a chore as a penalty for each act of rudeness.
Basic etiquette is presented in a practical way. Berenstain illustrations
add humor and understanding."--School Library Journal
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The Berenstain Bears Learn About
Strangers
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| When Papa Bear tells the cubs
why they should never talk to strangers, Sister begins to view all
strangers as evil until Mama brings some common sense to the problem.
"The Bears' rules for safe conduct among strangers are listed
on the last pages, including a rule about the privacy of a bear's
body. A good book to start awareness in young children."--School
Library Journal
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The Berenstain Bears Count Their
Blessings
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| Mama Bear is tired of hearing
how many Bearbie dolls Lizzy Bruin has and how many Game Bear video
games Cousin Freddy just got. During a thunderstorm, Mama gets her
cubs to realize that love and a good home are much more valuable than
material possessions.
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The Berenstain Bears Visit the
Dentist
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| Sister Bear watches Dr. Bearson
fill Brother Bear's small cavity. Then it's her turn in the chair
to have a dangling baby tooth removed. An entertaining story for preschoolers
of a cheerful and informative visit to a dentist.
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The Berenstain Bears and Too Much
TV
by Stan and Jan Berenstain |
| When Mama Bear decides her
family spends too much time in front of the TV, she bans it for a
week. Then the Bear family finds other ways to have fun and keep busy,
so they watch less when TV is allowed again--and they don't even miss
it.
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