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About the Author
Stan and Jan Berenstain introduced the first Berenstain Bear books in 1962. Mike Berenstain grew up watching his parents work together to write about and draw these lovable bears. Eventually he started drawing and writing about them too. Though Stan died in 2005, and Jan in 2012, Mike continues to create the delightful Bear adventures from his studio in Pennsylvania, in an area that looks much like the sunny dirt road deep in Bear Country.
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Age Range: 4 - 8 years
Grade Level: Preschool - 3
Lexile Measure: AD510L (What's this?)
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Series: Berenstain Bears/Living Lights
Paperback: 32 pages
Publisher: Zonderkidz; 37871st edition (September 10, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0310720869
ISBN-13: 978-0310720867
Product Dimensions:
8 x 0.1 x 8 inches
Shipping Weight: 3.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.1 out of 5 stars
219 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#11,064 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I'm sorry to say that the Bear family just hasn't been the same since Stan passed away. I ordered this book because this is a lesson my 8 year old needs to be reminded of lately, and the Bear books often motivate him to make better choices (I'm going to watch less TV, eat less junk food, make a chore list!) They teach a moral through a fun story, but are also very direct and clear in their message. This story fails to do that.Summary:The bear family, with Gran and Gramps, are looking for the perfect picnic spot.It gives examples of disrespect ranging from mild (interupting, not listening) to really mild ( practically stating an opinion/disagreeing.)Example: Mama Bear suggests they go to the nice spot by the pond where she and papa had their first date. Brother says "That was an awful long time ago. It's full of mosquitos now. Let's find a better spot." And it IS full of mosquitos. Still, Mama is "none too pleased" with Brother Bears act of disrespect.Gramps calls them out on their disrespect. They are sorry. The end.So-1. Many of the examples of "disrespect" weren't relevant to my family or didn't really exemplify disrespectful behavior, at least not the kind i'm trying to address. (Above.) And the story never really explained WHY these behaviors were disrespectful, so I had to fill in with a lot of discussion. Like in the example above, I explained that Brother could have noted that there were a lot of mosquitos and then ASKED if they could keep looking.2. Because of these stated opinions being used as illustrations of disrespect, this book almost gives a feeling of "children should be seen and not heard." It doesn't say that, but if disagreeing with a parent over a picnic spot (even with good reason) is disrespect, then it just kind of feels that way. Now, if Brother had proceeded to argue, whine, cry, and yell (as MY little cub has been known to do)...3. Some of the examples were more obvious, such as not listening (only once) or interupting. That was a good start.4. The older Bear books would have done a good job of explaining the problem (disrespect) and solutions in a more concrete and developmentally appropriate way. This book just relies on bible quotes to illustrate the point. Gramps finally gets fed up and points out that they haven't been showing respect to their elders. (He never specifies why, so hopefully your kids already got that point.) They all think about it and agree. (Again, no further explanation as to what was disrespectful or why.) He reminds them that "Age should speak, advance years should teach wisdom....A wise son heeds his fathers instruction." Hmm. Okay.5. The story itself wasn't as interesting as some of our other ones.That said, I still was able to use it as a teaching tool, but i had to do a lot of work filling in the lines, so to speak. It at least got a conversation going. It's not so bad that i won't ever read it to them again.
I'm so very sad that these books are so incredibly terrible now. I LOVED the Berenstain Bears growing up. They were obviously morality stories but they were awesome stories as well, and very cute. This book was just awful. I got it thinking I'd use it with my kids to help gently teach them respect. The book ONLY talks about respect to your elders, not to each other, not to your siblings. And it uses Bible verses to explain why--you don't respect people because it's the right thing to do, or because being respectful is kind. Nope, you do it because a Bible verse says you have to. I'm Christian, I have no problem using some Biblical teachings. But that's not the ONLY reason I think people should be respectful toward each other, and it's really not the message I want to send my kids.The book was only $3 but I really hate that I even spent that much on this drivel. :( I'm going to see if I can get some of the old books from Goodwill or somewhere, they were so sweet and cute before whoever is writing them now ruined them :(
I love the Berenstain Bear books! This one is about being respectful to elders. I feel like the point was a little short of being made, though. I don't think my 7 & 9 year olds even got the lesson, unfortunately. There were definitely a few laughs in the book, but the Bible quotes used were too hard for kids to grasp in my opinion.
My family really loves the Berenstain Bears collection. The kids really enjoy the hearing the stories at night before bed. My wife and I really enjoy the fact the book is entertaining and educational. Each book shares a nice life lesson that's important and easy to understand. They aren't so long that the kids lose interest, but they are long enough to help the kids settle down at night. I would recommend these stories for kids 4-10.Pros: Great message, entertaining, right lengthCons: N/A
I hadn't realized that it was a religious book. If you are anything other than Christian, don't buy it. If you are Christian, it's a 5 star book.
As with most Berenstein Bear books, it teaches children important lessons. Great color and cute illustrations! Perfect for young children!
The book is great for teaching children how the should act and be. With all the negative media and news, this book is a great tool to teach right and wrong.
What I liked about it-Good topicInteresting enough story for young kids (my son is almost 5)picturesWhat could have been improved-examples of disrespectpictures should be bigger with the words over them, so kids can see them as you read. My son did not bother looking at the pictures, because they were too small.This book was definitely worth the .99 cents I paid for it.
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