Other editions of book My Friend The Bear

Follow the Bear through his busy day.What does he get up to?What does he like to eat?Can you keep up with him?Come along and enjoy reading this fun and friendly book and meet My Friend the Bear!Have Fun With Question Time???1) What number is on the Bear's letterbox?2) What colour is the Bear's toothbrush?3) What is the Bear jumping on?4) What soup does the Bear like to eat?5) What toy is in the bath with the Bear? Answers 1: 3, 2: blue, 3: trampoline, 4: pumpkin soup 5: rubber duckThe character is a caring, fun animal specifically designed to hold a child's attention and appeal to toddlers and pre-schoolers. This book makes full use of bright, clear and engaging illustrations that children will immediately identify. My Friend the Bear offers a simple entertaining plot about everyday tasks and activities, which encourages young children to ask further questions and explore the world around them.Written in a language that is both rhythmic and repetitive that not only will children remember, adults will enjoy reading aloud.The questions throughout the text and the further questions on the back of the book aid in the early development of comprehension skills for pre-schoolers and kindergarteners.

Follow the Bear through his busy day.What does he get up to?What does he like to eat?Can you keep up with him?Come along and enjoy reading this fun and friendly book and meet My Friend the Bear!Stuart came up with this idea, and we just thought to include a short questionnaire for the end of my story “My Friend the Bear”. This will help with the interaction of parents and children as well as helping with some simple education and memory skills. Have Fun With Question Time???1) What number is on the Bear’s letterbox?2) What colour is the Bear’s toothbrush?3) What is the Bear jumping on?4) What soup does the Bear like to eat?5) What toy is in the bath with the Bear? Answers 1: 3, 2: blue, 3: trampoline, 4: pumpkin soup 5: rubber duck

Follow Bear through his busy day. What does he get up to? What does he like to eat? Can you keep up with him? Enjoy this fun and friendly book and meet My Friend the Bear! The My Friend the Bear series is based on simplicity, using-repetitive words and an overlapping effect of words and sentences, to help children begin to recognise familiar words and sentences. There is a lyrical quality and great rhythm when the words are read out loud, which will enable children to remember the story. Questions have been put in place to encourage memory and listening skills, and children learn to look through the book to find and answer the questions. Showing them these skills helps prepare them for school. The simple and clear illustrations work in conjunction with the story. Having a bear as the main character brings a warm and friendly nature to the book while delivering an important message. Being active, eating healthy, looking after personal needs such as brushing teeth and having a bath, shows young children that looking after themselves is important. My Friend the Bear is a delightful book and series that would appeal to toddlers, preschool aged children and early readers. "The illustrations in the book are beautiful. The story is a great page-turner and is very clear and easy to read. The children really enjoy answering the questions." -Kay Harling (Director Emerald Preschool & Community Kindergarten, B. Ed Early Childhood.) "Children listened well and were quiet during the reading of the book which is a good indication that the story is written for the right age group, 3 to 5 year olds. I liked the idea of questions, this showed comprehension skills, as the children did well answering the questions." - Katrina Baillie (Kindergarten Teacher, B. Ed Early Childhood.)

My Friend the Bear's Little Sister, is based on simplicity, using-repetitive words and an overlapping effect of words and sentences to help children begin to recognise familiar words and sentences. There is a lyrical quality and great rhythm when the words are read aloud, which will enable children to remember the story. Questions have been put in place to encourage memory and listening skills, and children learn to look through the book to find and answer the questions. Showing them these skills helps prepare them for school. The simple and clear illustrations work in conjunction with the story.