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The Berenstain Bears Get Stage Fright (The Berenstain Bears)
When Sister Bear is given an important role in the school play, she's terrified that she might forget her lines.
Paperback, 32 pages
Published
August 12th 1986
by Random House Books for Young Readers
(first published January 1st 1986)
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The Berenstain Bear series of books is by far my favorite because it taught me about life. The books taught me about what to do in certain situations that come up and who is there to help you. I am not a big tlaker in fornt of big groups and this book kind of calms my nerves because every time before I have to talk in front of a big group of people I sit down and read this book to just reassure myself that this is not a big deal and that people aren’t judging me when I get up to speak. I have no...more
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Stan and Jan Berenstain's picture/concept book discuss how important it is to stand up for yourself and speak with a strong voice. The book begins with the cubs speaking judgmentally about their teacher, and spins into Sister (one of the main characters) obtaining a part in the school play. This book sports simple sentences and neglects to use colorful language, making it unimaginative. The clumps of sentences are lengthy, still, which makes reading the simplicity a bit boring. The illustrations...more
Nov 11, 2011
Olivia Bailey
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talents,
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The students learn about good ways a teacher teaches. An idea I would take from the book would be to open a store and have the students buy from it.
The book helps students learn about being nervous. There is a proper way to handle being nervous. I would take the idea of puttin on a play involving all the students in the class. It would be on an educational topic so students learn all around.
The book helps students learn about being nervous. There is a proper way to handle being nervous. I would take the idea of puttin on a play involving all the students in the class. It would be on an educational topic so students learn all around.
★★★★The Berenstain Bears Get Stage Fright by Stan and Jan Berenstain
What happens when Sister Bear gets picked for the school play, Grizzlystiltskin. She developes a case of stage fright. This book teaches to overcome your fears, and it will be ok.
What happens when Sister Bear gets picked for the school play, Grizzlystiltskin. She developes a case of stage fright. This book teaches to overcome your fears, and it will be ok.
Sister Bear plays a princess in the Grizzlystiltskin play at school. Its about overcoming fear and stage fright. It was a really good story.
PB 5: This is a good book. This books teaches to face your fears and follow your dreams. This book also has interesting illustrations!
These books are great for families trying to teach children valuable life lessons, this one is great for shy kids.
Sep 10, 2011
Vesra (When She Reads)
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cute book always! Talking about sister bear trying to get over her stage fright.
This lesson apparently didn't sink in enough. I had stage fright from day 1.
This is another book that will be used to help students to overcome fear. This could be read on the first day of school or if students are doing a presentation in front of parents, classmates and other teachers.
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One of the first books I ever owned. It must have been given to me. I wrote notes in on the pages about what was happening. Reading those notes years later, I realized I had no clue what was happening in the story! Did I just skip the part about actually reading the words and go off of the pictures? How did I ever come up with what I did--and why?!? Oh well.
my mom bought this for me when i tried out for the school play and didn't get a part...i ended up in the chorus. the funny thing is, i think i was in middle school.
My kids love all the Berenstain Bears books, and they don't realize there are important lessons in each story.
Reading these types of books were fun, but never did anything at all to cure me of things like stage fright!
The Bear family teaches important lessons!!
May 18, 2013
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Stan and Jan Berenstain (often called The Berenstains) were American writers and illustrators best known for creating the children's book series the Berenstain Bears. Their son Mike joined them as a creative team in the late 1980s.
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