Book Hungry Bears

Boomer learns to respect how his playful actions may not seem so fun for Scout.

Melody sometimes likes to do things her own way – The Melody Way! And she and the others learn that that is okay.

Crystal learns how to express her imagination through movement.

Melody learns how to help a squirrel gather nuts.

Boomer learns to use textures to help remember how to get back the way he came.

Crystal learns to love listening to the sounds of rain.

Melody learns a new way to play with her stick after it breaks.

Boomer learns to respect his new toad friend’s habitat.

Melody learns how to welcome a crab into her sandcastle game.

Scout and the others learn there is more than one way to look at something; more than one right point-of-view.

Melody learns to value hers and her friends’ similarities and differences.

Crystal learns that you can sometimes have too much of a good thing – even pinecones!

Scout and his friends help a baby duckling settle down for a nap.

Crystal learns that some things aren't as scary once you get to know them.

Melody learns that a homemade gift can be a good way to say sorry and make a new friend.

Crystal learns the importance of routines.

Melody learns not to make assumptions when her crown goes missing.

Boomer is worried his friends won’t like him anymore after they have a hard time with his parade.

Melody has a hard time finding a butterfly that keeps blending in with its surroundings.

Scout loves fireflies so much! But he also learns that it is okay to have more than one interest.

When Melody thinks she has swallowed a fly she refuses to open her mouth to sing.