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.

Boomer and the others help a beaver who is trying to build a dam.

Scout is a little frightened of the mysterious ‘LoggieLooBoo’ – until he finds out what it really is.

Boomer realizes that busy times seem to pass quickly, and quieter times seem to pass slowly.

Scout tries to help a little pig get an apple down from a tree.

Scout wants to play on his own while his friends want to play with him.

Boomer wants to find a way to carry his special snowball around without melting it.

Melody keeps slowing down the other Bears as they climb a really big hill.

When the Bears pretend to be different birds Crystal has a hard time deciding what the best bird is for her to be.

Crystal the Curious asks questions to solve the mystery of the bush-snake-bird.

Boomer struggles playing ‘Where Are You Bears’ because he doesn’t like being alone.

Boomer and Melody try to make a surprise for Crystal and Scout.

Melody is worried when she thinks her dancing has caused a leaf to fall from a tree.

Boomer loves to play 'Boom, Boom Blue' but has trouble adapting when others want to change the game.

Crystal and the others try to find the best use for a log that they come across.

Boomer befriends a baby horse and a bird and he wonders why they can’t do things that grown horses and birds can.

Scout decides to be Scout the Scarecrow so that he won’t always be scared of things.

Melody pretends she’s a mother cat and her friends are her little kittens.

Boomer has fun juggling pinecones, but finds greater joy in sharing the pinecones with each of his friends.

Melody wants to pretend to be a sandcastle but her friends want to play dinosaurs.

Melody has trouble finding an instrument for the book band she is forming with her friends.

Scout wants to give hugs to his friends, but they all say it’s too hot for hugs!

The Bears come across a mysterious creature in the woods.

Scout is convinced that his new turtle friend will help them find a book.

Scout learns to use imagination to overcome his fear.

Scout looks for a quiet place to read today’s book in a noisy farmyard.

Boomer pretends to be a super hero rescuing books; but his friends are too tired to keep up with him.

Scout is determined to find an animal that looks and acts like he does.

When Crystal predicts what will happen next, the others all think she is a magician!

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

The Bears work together to help Melody achieve her dream of dancing beneath a rainbow.

Crystal tries to build a snow castle that is exactly like Melody’s.