While out of school for a few days with a cold, Brother Bear ignores his make-up work. And when he returns to class, he discovers the consequences ...
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Mar 10, 2010
Megan
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These books are great for families trying to teach children valuable life lessons, for phone calls home, and of course bad grades, great book to help kids understand that they have to behave and do homeowrk, study etc.
Oct 16, 2008
Megan
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Genre: Picture Book
Audience: K-4th
Topic: School Problems
Theme: Making changes to be on the right path in life
Curricular Uses: Read Aloud, Independent Reading
Reading Level: Late Transitional
Literary Elements: Dialogue, Repetition, Rhyme
Illustrations: Detailed illustrations support the text and help express the emotions of the characters. Helpful to readers because of the long texts on each page.
These books always send great messages to young re More...
Audience: K-4th
Topic: School Problems
Theme: Making changes to be on the right path in life
Curricular Uses: Read Aloud, Independent Reading
Reading Level: Late Transitional
Literary Elements: Dialogue, Repetition, Rhyme
Illustrations: Detailed illustrations support the text and help express the emotions of the characters. Helpful to readers because of the long texts on each page.
These books always send great messages to young re More...
Sep 22, 2011
Jenna!
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All I need to say is classic, because that's what the Berenstain Bears are.
Oct 16, 2008
Jenna
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genre: picture book
audience: k - 4th
topic: school problems
theme: making changes to be on the correct path in life
curricular uses: read aloud, independent reading
reading level: late transitional
literary elements: dialogue, repetition, rhyme
illustrations: support the text, cute and creative, help express the emotions of the character, also helpful to the reader because there are many words to one page.
audience: k - 4th
topic: school problems
theme: making changes to be on the correct path in life
curricular uses: read aloud, independent reading
reading level: late transitional
literary elements: dialogue, repetition, rhyme
illustrations: support the text, cute and creative, help express the emotions of the character, also helpful to the reader because there are many words to one page.
Aug 10, 2011
Theresa
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the characters and stories of the berenstain bears teaching children early learning concepts.
Feb 22, 2008
angrykitty
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we were promised this book if we did well on our report cards. we did, and we got the book. boo-yah. i don't think we ever saw the irony that we were being rewarded with books and not money or candy.....
Oct 20, 2011
S. Bell
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I was never sick from primary school for long enough to be given "make-up work"... nor did we even have homework, really! So this was one of my intriductions to strange American ideas :P
Jan 29, 2012
Noelle
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Good kids book. It's worth reading to your kids, I think. Who knows? It might teach them that getting into trouble isn't always worth it.
Jan 13, 2009
Jessica Frank
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I enjoy Beranstain's approach to dealing with trouble. Might be considered naive, but considering the audience, it is quite appropriate.
Aug 19, 2007
Karen
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I loved reading the Berenstain Bears to my kids. The stories are great and the illustrations are fun.
Feb 11, 2012
