The Berenstain Bears' Four Seasons

The Berenstain Bears

by Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain

Illustrated in full color. Toddlers will learn all about the changing seasons through the eyes of the Bear family - from blizzards to buds to thunderstorms to falling leaves.  

Genres: Picture Books, Fiction, Summer, Childrens, Autumn

23 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1991

About the author

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 Berenstain joined them as a creative team in the late 1980s.

Reviews

[Leland T-Money Fortier]

Partially correct in the portrayal of the seasons. However, my dad told me that the seasons are not experienced the same everywhere. It depends largely on geographic location. Stan and Jan need to do some more research to make sure they don't teach incorrect science. #makeamericasmartagain
#scienceteacherdad
#BILLNYETHESCIENCEGUY

[Anne Fox]

This is another book I obtained through my local library's used book store. I picked this up for my grandchildren.

The characters will be familiar to anyone who has ever read a Berenstain Bears book. This one is written in rhyming poetry style, sure to please young listeners. It starts off with spring, then progresses through the seasons, arriving back at spring. It might be a bit puzzling to children who live in areas that don't get snow as my grandchildren do; they might not connect winter with snow.

Still, it's a cute poem of the seasons with charming illustrations. I hope my grandchildren will like it.

[Joshua Stormont]

A simple reminder of the wonder of the seasons of the earth from the Berenstain Bears. A light fun read.

[Takeisha Hannor]

I love the bear books! This book is a good science literature book to teach children about the four seasons. The children will love the pictures!

[Angela Hutchinson]

This book could be used when discussing seasons and can be linked to science in the younger grades. I read this to students in a small group setting.

[Jenifer Dale]

Another hit for the Berenstain bears as they teach the seasons in a fun and interesting way to young ones.