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The Berenstain Bears Go Out for the Team (The Berenstain Bears)
When backyard sluggers Brother and Sister join the Bear Country Cub League, they get real uniforms and play on a baseball field. They also have pressure to win and competition from the other cubs. But it's Mama's advice that helps them prepare sensibly for team sports....more
Paperback, (First Time Books), 32 pages
Published
January 12th 1987
by Random House Books for Young Readers
(first published 1986)
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This is a good book to read if a lot of studnets play sports in the class. The book teaches about the importance of having fun not competition.
It also introduces the word "pressure". This is a good book to help students understand what it feel like and how to handle it.
It can be a mentor book to show students how to write as time passes. In the book, the autor was able to list what brother and sister did throughout the seasons in one page. The students can study this craft if they want to lear...more
It also introduces the word "pressure". This is a good book to help students understand what it feel like and how to handle it.
It can be a mentor book to show students how to write as time passes. In the book, the autor was able to list what brother and sister did throughout the seasons in one page. The students can study this craft if they want to lear...more
A great book for baseball fans. We see an examples of practicing in your own backyard, organizing a pick-up game with the neighborhood, and trying out for the city league. I especially enjoyed the attention on rules that the casual baseball player may not know, such as how to steal first base. Something of an abrupt ending, but that didn't ruin the book for me!
I liked this book. It shows that being nervous about something is ok as long as you try. It also shows that girls can do anything boys can do. It teaches that as long as you try, you might succeed.
Because of this book (and maybe others) I was one of the few kids who made a conscious effort to pick people who weren't popular early. Perhaps also because I wasn't so popular myself.
I liked reading the Berenstain Bears books when I was an early reader. They aren't as much fun as picture books to read aloud to someone, but they are cute books to introduce children to common childhood experiences. Each one teaches a simple lesson (in this case, it's about handling the pressure of a competitive little league team in a healthy way).
My son loves this book! It combines 2 of his favorite things: baseball & The Berenstain Bears!
Dec 07, 2010
Ryan Berggren
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it was a good book. i kinda liked it. it was not that interesting.
We love all berenstain bear books!
it was ok when i was 5555555555555
I made an 80 on the AR Test
Puts me to sleep.
good story
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Brother and Sister Bear decide to get involved in team sports and try out together. I wish when I was a kid that I'd had a chance to get involved in more sport but sadly those options weren't available to us!
I like this book cause it teaches children that baseball is just a game. It also goes through the feelings of being accepted into a team sport at tryouts.
Great book to teach students that it's okay to be nervous and that girls can do anything boys can do and vice versa.
I loved reading the Berenstain Bears to my kids. The stories are great and the illustrations are fun.
The Bear family teaches important lessons!!
One of my childhood favorites. :)
May 17, 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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