We're Going on a Bear Hunt Big Book by Michael Rosen | Classic Children's Storybook | Perfect for Storytime, Classroom Reading & Bedtime Stories
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We're Going on a Bear Hunt Big Book by Michael Rosen | Classic Children's Storybook | Perfect for Storytime, Classroom Reading & Bedtime Stories
$45.6
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"We're going on a bear hunt. / We're going to catch a big one. / What a beautiful day! / We're not scared." So begins Michael Rosen's award-winning read-aloud romp We're Going on a Bear Hunt. In this lovely boxed gift edition illustrated by Helen Oxenbury, a small paperback version of the book is packaged with the softest, most fabulous little brown bear we've ever seen. Reenacting "Splash splosh! Splash splosh! Splash splosh!" across the river is much more fun with an actual bear on hand. (Ages 4 and older)
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And this DVD is EXACTLY what I want my toddler watching. It's complex and simple at the same time, both sweet and sad, beautifully animated, and not over-stimulated. It's enjoyable for adults as well as kids, teaches all the right lessons, and holds her attention even after dozens of viewings. It's perfect; we've recommended it to every kid in our play groups. Don't have a dvd player? Just buy one for $40 and get this DVD. While you're at it, get all the old-school DVDs (Franklin, Little Bear, Guess How Much I Love You, Clifford, and throw in some Signing Time and Preschool Prep Co if you want). Your child does not and should not be watching literally anything made in the last decade other than those things.
