Episodes
What Will Little Bear Wear?
Mother Bear helps Little Bear discover that the only thing he needs to wear to keep warm in the snow is his own fur coat.
Little Bear and his friends Cat, Hen, Duck and Owl play hide and seek in the forest with Duck playing the seeker.
Little Bear Goes to the Moon
Little Bear makes himself a moon hat out of a cardboard box and springs and voyages to the moon to discover that the moon has bears, flowers and animals just like the earth.
Mother Bear is nowhere to be found, so Little Bear decides to make birthday soup for all his friends to celebrate his birthday.
A paint accident while helping repaint Hen's house turns Little Bear into a Polar Bear. On his way home he fantasizes about traveling to the North Pole where the other Polar Bears live and playing with the Walruses.
Little Bear goes out to catch a fish for supper and runs into his friend Owl. The two of them use their imagination to take them on a fantasy adventure where they catch many fish, an octopus and giant whale.
Little Bear decides to stay up all night so he can see the sunrise just like Father Bear does from his fishing boat far out on the ocean.
Little Bear discovers a fantastical world with Mermaids, giant clams and schools of fish as his imagination takes him under the sea.
Father Bear is returning from fishing out on the ocean and may be bringing a real mermaid home with him.
Little Bear has to stay in bed all day because he has the flu so his friends Cat, Hen, Duck and Owl come over to cheer him up and help him get better remedies of their own invention.
Little Bear, Cat and Duck decide to go exploring to the other side of the forest where a large tree grows out of a big, dark cave.
Little Bear and Father Bear spend the day fishing together.
Little Bear's bedtime stories turn into fantasy adventures that take him on a voyage with Vikings, bouncing up in the clouds and to China where he meets a Princess and a dragon.
With all his friends busy, Little Bear amuses himself by playing with his Shadow. The two of them climb trees, sit with Frog and have supper together.
A Present for Mother Bear
Little Bear's quest for the perfect present for Mother Bear's birthday has him on a wild goose chase until he realizes that the best present is the one he picked himself.
Little Bear is going to spend the day with his Grandparents. Unfortunately the gifts he decides to take them get eaten along the way with the help of his friends Cat, Hen and Duck.
Little Bear spends the day playing with his Grandfather. They climb trees, play in the wheelbarrow and roll down hills.
Grandmother Bear tells Little Bear the story of how his mother made friends with a baby Robin when she was a little girl.
Little Bear's hiccups cannot be cured by any of the unconventional methods used by his friends Cat, Hen, Duck and Owl. Only Father Bear has the secret to curing hiccups for good.
Little Bear has a date to play with Father Bear but Father Bear has forgotten and is sleeping in. Little Bear makes every attempt to wake Father Bear and finally succeeds with a delicious fresh baked muffin.
Father Bear and Little Bear go hiking up Pudding Hill where they meet a moose, a family of woodchucks and sleep together under the stars at the top of the hill.
Little Bear and his family and friends go on a picnic to the seashore where Little Bear discovers a new friend - the Mermaid.
Little Bear and his family and friends go on a picnic to the seashore where Little Bear discovers a new friend - the Mermaid.
Father's Flying Flapjacks
Little Bear and Father Bear make Father's Famous Flying Flapjacks for Mother Bear and the bugs.
Mother Bear's Maracas start a game of "telephone" for Little Bear and his friends as the story of finding Maracas changes into a wild, pirate fantasy.
Little Bear takes candid shots of his friends with Father Bear's camera on the day of the family portrait.
Little Bear helps Emily, a little girl, find her way out of the forest and back to her parents camp and discovers a new friend.
Emily comes to Little Bear's house for a visit and plays dress up.
Little Peep's antics cause havoc during a croquet game. Duck panics and Little Bear, Cat, Hen, Duck, Owl and Emily form a search party when Little Peep goes missing.
When the gramaphone breaks during Grandfather and Grandmother's Golden Wedding Anniversary Party, Little Bear's Band saves the day.
Little Bear, Cat, Hen, Duck, Owl and Emily make some new friends - the Otters and have a fun filled day on a mud slide down at Hop Frog Pond.
On a dark and stormy night, when Little Bear is too frightened to go to sleep, Mother Bear gives Little Bear courage by telling him a story about how Father Bear beat Mr. Wind.
While picking berries in the forest, Grandfather Bear tells Little Bear a story about a frightened Goblin and his missing shoes.
Grandmother Bear and Grandfather Bear are bear-sitting Little Bear while his parents have gone to town. Little Bear starts building a marble track which he insists he will complete before he falls asleep.
Grandfather Bear, Grandmother Bear and Little Bear discover many exciting treasures from Grandfather and Grandmother's adventures while cleaning out the attic.
Little Bear finds a Robin's egg and has to sit on it until it hatches. Unfortunately, the baby bird thinks Little Bear is its mother.
Owl decides to throw Emily a "Because" Party. Cat, Hen, Duck, Owl, and Little Bear all bring pretend food to the party but in the end Mother Bear and Father Bear show up with a chocolate cake and lemonade.
Little Bear, Cat, Hen, Duck, Owl and Emily put on a play to help the rains come.
Emily gives Little Bear a pen for a present when she leaves to go back to school. Little Bear, with Father Bear's help learns to write and writes Emily a letter using the present she gave him.
While Little Bear is raking up the autumn leaves, he dreams about playing in the fall, winter and spring with Emily, Cat, Hen, Duck and Owl.
Little Bear, having made his lunch "disappear," decides that he is a magician and performs various lucky "magic" tricks like making his friends disappear to his house for some of Mother Bear's chocolate cake.
One rainy day when Mother Bear catches a chill, Little Bear wants to play doctor and take care of her.
Frustrated that he can't reach things and his desire to grow faster, Little Bear imagines he is Bigger Little Bear - a giant version of himself.
Little Bear's Trip to the Stars
Little Bear joins Father Bear for a night on his boat and learns about the stars and constellations that Father Bear uses as guides while sailing. Falling asleep, Little Bear dreams of playing in the stars as the constellations come alive.
After helping Father Bear build a fence, Little Bear is inspired to use the scrap wood for a "surprise" project of his own which turns out to be a lemonade stand for all to enjoy.
Little Bear and the North Pole
Curious about where snow comes from, Little Bear takes a compass and Duck on an adventure to the North Pole.
Little Bear Meets No Feet
While working in the garden with Mother Bear, Little Bear meets No Feet, a sweet snake with a friendly face
Inspired by the tent made by a sheet drying on a clothesline, Little Bear cajoles Grandfather Bear into joining him for his first camp-out; in the backyard.
While celebrating Hen's birthday, Little Bear misses Emily and releases a balloon to find her and tell her so.
After picking berries for Mother Bear's pie, Little Bear and Owl take a shortcut of Cat's and get lost, but Cat saves the day by appearing to show them the way home.
Little Bear wakes up accident prone and discovers that the happy end to a bad day is falling asleep in bed with Mother Bear and Father Bear.
When Little Bear finds an old abandoned boat and a treasure map, he and his friends become Captain Little Bear and pirate crew aboard "The Ladybug" - and imagine themselves sailing off to a lost island in search of buried treasure.
Building a House for Emily
Anticipating Emily's arrival for the summer, Little Bear, Father Bear and Grandfather Bear build Emily a log house with the help of Father Bear's brother - Uncle Rusty.
Emily and her eccentric Granny return with Granny's circus dog Tutu to live in the log cabin built by Little Bear and his family.
A game of hide and seek becomes a whodunit for Little Bear when Mother Bear's cherry pie baked for Father Bear's dinner disappears.
When Little Bear's first tooth becomes loose, Little Bear's friends suggest ways to extract the tooth in order to speed the visit from the tooth fairy.
When Granny is asked to tell a story one rainy afternoon she recruits Little Bear and the gang as actors for her retelling of Little Red Riding Hood.
Little Bear and the Cupcakes
When Little Bear and Emily botch their first batch of cupcakes, Mother Bear makes another batch while telling how Little Bear inherited his love of cupcakes when he was still an unborn cub.
Noticing Little Bear's cabin fever and Father Bear's frustration at working on a budget, Mother Bear sends them out for a walk in the snow which turns into a giant snowball fight
Little Bear learns the meaning of holiday traditions by celebrating the Winter Solstice with his family.
Dinner with Granny and Emily turns into an overnight adventure when a blizzard keeps Little Bear, Mother Bear and Father Bear from going home.
Inspired by Mother Bear's garden, Little Bear plants sunflowers and imagines a garden full of giant vegetables that he and No Feet visit.
Little Bear goes on a quest for his royal title so that he may marry Princess Emily.
Little Bear attempts to paint Lucy's portrait despite Tutu's antics at being left out.
In order to get his hot, tired friends to the pond for a dip, Little Bear starts a game of Follow The Leader, imagining themselves climbing mountains, crawling through caves, riding an angry sea serpent and flying like butterflies.
When Mother Bear's scarecrow blows apart in the wind, Little Bear dresses up like a scarecrow and discovers that crows are good friends too.
Little Bear helps Mother Bear look after a baby raccoon for a day and learns that babies are hard work.
Little Bear and his friends race to see who's faster - the landlubbers or the sailors on a raft. Arriving at the finish line in one group, Little Bear decides that they have all won the race.
Little Bear and Grandfather Bear make a kite on a windy day and Little Bear imagines himself flying around the world on it.
While waiting for Mother Bear to return from an errand with a goodnight kiss, Little Bear has Father Bear read him a monster story and they carouse like monsters under the full moon.
Little Bear comes to Hen's aid when her nieces and nephews wreak havoc in her tidy house as she prepares to have guests for Lunch.
Little Bear, grumpy at the loss of his favorite ball, finds his friends using it to start a game of baseball at Emily's house. When Little Bear hits a home run he realizes that he's been a grouch and apologizes to Emily, and the gang continues to "play ball."
When Duck accidentally sits on Emily's doll Lucy, Emily decides to have a funeral for her complete with flowers and eulogies. An emotional Duck is relieved to find out that Lucy is O.K., and that the funeral was just pretend.
When Little Bear and Emily get the mumps they cheer each other up by making a book that recounts their fun times together.
Little Bear and friends put on a play to celebrate the annual blueberry harvest.
Little Bear gets Mother Bear to help him sew a small stuffed bear to keep Emily's doll Lucy company so that Lucy won't be alone when Emily and Little Bear have adventures.
No Feet takes a ride on Emily's hat as the gang goes on a picnic where he surprises Little Bear by popping out of a sandwich.
Little Bear takes a walk through the forest to find “mysterious creatures” to draw.
Little Bear spends the day with his friend the Whale and they exchange stories about life on land and in the water.
New neighbors disrupt Owl’s sleep and he has to find a quiet place to nap. Little Bear and Duck help him find the perfect spot.
Emily and Little Bear make a pretend school and the playful Otters are their unruly students.
Little Bear and Father Bear make a game out of spring cleaning. Mother Bear keeps them from getting too distracted from the job at hand.
While out on a fishing trip, Father Bear recounts to Little Bear how he met his whale friend, Mighty.
Mitzi, a precocious little monkey, is looking for a bear. She meets Little Bear and the gang, and after a shaky start, they all become friends.
Little Bear, Emily and Tutu take a magical fantasy ride on Granny’s Old Flying Rug.
Little Bear and his friends make up a song and do the actions that go along with it.
After Little Bear awakes to find Mitzi sleeping outside in a tree, he and his friends endeavor to build her a tree house of her very own.
Mitzi instructs Little Bear in the intricacy of tree climbing and swinging from branch to branch.
Uncle Rusty is put through the “first time baby-sitter” antics of Little Bear and friends.
Father Bear, Uncle Rusty and Little Bear go on a hiking expedition to the “top of the world”.
Little Bear, Father Bear and Uncle Rusty are camping out in the woods, when Little Bear becomes homesick for Mother Bear. To comfort Little Bear, Uncle Rusty tells a special campfire tale.
Little Bear, Emily and Mitzi put on a puppet show for their friends, starring Lucy, Fisherman Bear and Mitzi’s “Little Monster”.
The gang play an exciting game of “Simon Says”. When Duck finally gets the hang of it she really enjoys being the leader, maybe a little too much.
Little Bear, Emily and Tutu bring back more than just apples from the orchard for Granny. An applesauce loving toad tags along for the ride and for the applesauce.
The blowing wind brings Father Bear’s nightshirt to life and Little Bear playfully chases it through the forest.
Little Bear plays Father Bear’s trumpet with a band of raccoon ghosts.
Little Bear, Duck and Cat have become restless due to the long winter, so Mother Bear sends them on a search for Spring. With help from a sleeping Ground Hog, they learn that Spring is just around the corner. The three friends happily start spreading the news that Spring is on it’s way.
Little Bear introduces Mitzi to the sweetness of honey. After many mishaps trying to collect honey by themselves, they are taught by Grandfather Bear the correct way to collect honey from the bees.
While trying to catch a big fish for that night’s supper, Little Bear is visited by his friend the Mermaid and she takes him on a fantastic underwater adventure.
Little Bear's Sweet Tooth
It’s the Harvest Day Picnic and everyone is enjoying the races and games, except for Little Bear. He’s having fun sneaking off and satisfying his sweet tooth at the desert table, until his sweet tooth causes a sore tummy.
The Gang loses Lucy and their imaginations go wild, creating a multitude of imagined horrors Lucy may be facing. Little Bear bravely rescues Lucy from the real horror of having fallen into a small, dark cave.
Father Bear is grouchy from lack of sleep and becomes a monster in the eyes of Little Bear, Owl and Mitzi. The only way of appeasing the monster is by feeding him monster pudding which reverts him back to Father Bear.
Mother Bear’s playful warning of “Don’t let the Bedbugs bite” throws Little Bear’s imagination into overdrive. Fearing the “Bedbugs” Little Bear climbs into bed with Mother and Father Bear. They help Little Bear lose his fears by pretending to be bedbugs and playing with him.
The gingerbread cookies that Emily, Granny and Little Bear make come to life and run away to play in the snow. Duck, Cat and Owl join Emily and Little Bear in rounding up the mischievous cookies back to Granny’s house.
Little Bear gets a bag of marbles from Father Bear and while he’s practicing, Mitzi, Cat, Duck and Tutu come by and want to play marbles with him. Mitzi wins all of Little Bear’s marbles, however, using Duck’s marble, Little Bear wins them back but decides to share them with his friends.
No Feet and Little Bear are under the misconception that moles are monsters. But after they meet and get to know a mole, they realize now nice they are and how much fun they can have playing together.
Little Bear fantasizes about being small so he can follow a spool of Mother Bear’s red thread into the bushes. He has interesting adventure being tiny, meeting insects, birds and being rescued by No Feet.
The Gang is at Granny’s house playing dress-up. Everyone’s having fun pretending to be someone else except Duck who can’t find a costume. Duck wants to be a “beeeooteefull princess”, and it’s up to Emily, Little Bear, Owl and Cat to transform her into one.
This is the story of Little Bear and Duck’s first meeting, when they are just a Cub and a Duckling. Little Bear Cub is sure he can fly south for the winter while Duckling, being raised by a chicken, cannot fly at all. So, the rambunctious Cub teaches the Duckling how to fly, but in the end, the friends decide not to fly south for the winter.
Emily and Little Bear collect a variety of natural wonders such as flowers and leaves for their Nature Collection. They show their collection to Mother Bear who teaches them more about the wonders of Mother Nature.
It’s New Year’s Eve and there’s a party at Grandfather Bear’s house. Everyone is dancing and having fun as they wait for the New Year to arrive.
While playing a game of “Who am I?”. Owl’s feelings get hurt. It’s up to the Gang to show Owl that it’s all right to laugh and make fun of themselves.
It’s Emily’s birthday but Little Bear isn’t in a partying mood. He’s unhappy because Emily is getting older, but is comforted by Emily who reminds him that he’ll be a year older too.
Little Bear, Mitzi, Cat, Duck and Frog decide to have a race to Little Bear’s house. Caught up in the spirit of competition, they must be reminded that the race is just for fun and winning doesn’t matter.
Tutu’s nostalgia for her days in the circus prompts the gang to put on their own circus, which include some surprise performances by the Otters.
A cricket is carried into Granny’s house with the firewood by Little Bear and Emily. The cricket gives everyone an excuse to have a little party, with Granny playing the squeezebox and everyone joining in and singing.
Little Bear has a very special dream about meeting his Mother Bear as a Cub. They play together all afternoon, collecting leaves, and talking about Mother Bear Cub’s charm bracelet. Little Bear awakens from the dream with real knowledge about the lost charm from Mother Bear’s bracelet and Mother Bear.
Little Bear cleans up Grandfather Bear’s shed with a lot of help from a broom.
Little Bear is disappointed when he catches a cold and has to stay in bed. Father Bear cheers him up with a poem which leads them on an imaginary journey through magnificent mountains and valleys, all the while on Little Bear's bed.
Little Bear and his friends discover that Hen wants to be an opera singer despite her terrible voice. Little Bear feels badly for Hen and sets up a practice concert to help boost her confidence.
Father Bear's Little Helper
Little Bear gladly helps Father Bear finish chores around the house. They happily water the lawn and garden before Father Bear takes Little Bear out for a great afternoon of fishing.
I'll Be You, You'll Be Me
Little Bear and Duck decide to trade places for a day - Little Bear paddles around the pond while Duck goes to Little Bear's house. In the end Little Bear decides to be himself again so that he can have his Mother Bear back!
Little Bear and his friends get frogs in their throat while out playing at Pudding Hill. They run to Mother Bear who cures them in no time with cups of warm lemonade and honey.
Little Bear the Puddle Jumper
Little Bear and Duck jump through puddles after a rain storm, but they discover that they can't jump the same distance. They happily reach an agreement that Little Bear is the greatest puddle jumper and Duck is the greatest puddle splasher.
Father Bear's bathtime is interrupted when Little Bear jumps in with all of his toys. When Father Bear pulls Mother Bear in to the tub, the fun just gets better.
Little Bear has seen all the signs that it's about to snow, and he can hardly wait. As the first snow falls he has a wonderful dream about snow angels come to life, snowball-flinging squirrels, and a big snow bear!
On a rainy day Little Bear, Owl and Mitzi play indoors. Things get out of control and soon the house is a big mess! Can they clean it all up before Mother Bear comes home?
Little Bear dances under a Harvest Moon with a scarecrow, a family of pumpkins and a set of garden tools. When Little Bear and scarecrow get launched to the moon, he wakes up and discovers that it was only a dream...or was it?
When Mother Bear's garden is infested with caterpillars, Little Bear, Duck and No Feet devise a way to lure them out of the garden. The next day they are surprised to find that the caterpillars have all turned into butterflies!
It's Goblin Night and Little Bear and his friends are dressed up in their scariest costumes. On their way to the big bonfire they practice scaring each other... and do a very good job!
Little Bear has his first sleep over and his friends want to play more and more games. Father Bear becomes part of the sleepover and coaxes them in to bed with an active rendition of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
Little Bear has built a marvelous sand castle. He is the King and Duck insists on being Queen. The threat of invaders brings the Otters to the rescue and the game isn't over until a wizard is found, a spell is cast, a sleeping beauty is awake again, and - the most fun part of all - the castle is knocked down!
Father Bear is away so Little Bear surprises Mother Bear by dressing up and dancing with her to celebrate her wedding anniversary. But the real surprise is when Father Bear returns home early so the whole family can celebrate together.
Little Bear finds out it's not so easy to play an April Fool's trick on Mother and Father Bear!
Little Bear's friends are envious when they see him blowing big, pink, bubble gum bubbles. Little Bear shares his extra gum and with great patience, teaches them all how to blow their own bubbles.
Little Bear and Duck use a magnifying glass to find a button that fell off of Mother Bear's coat. They soon follow different insects around who try to carry the button away. When they discover Beetle using it as an umbrella, they give him a mushroom in exchange and take the button back to Mother Bear.
Little Bear and the Ice Boat
Little Bear helps Grandfather Bear celebrate his birthday by building an ice boat. They ride the boat across a frozen lake and Grandfather Bear thanks Little Bear for his best birthday ever.
Little Bear takes home a wounded baby deer. But breaks and eats things in the house because its used to living wild in the woods. Soon Little Bear comes to accept that his new friend will be happier back in the woods with his own family.
The Invisible Little Bear
When Little Bear ruins a game hide and seek by pretending he's invisible, his friends give him a taste of his own medicine by becoming invisible too. Little Bear gets lonely and, wishing his friends could see him again, he goes home. Owl, Duck, Hen and Cat, feeling he's learned his lesson, give him another chance at being friends.
Little Bear tries to find the secret admirer who sent him an anonymous valentine. After Little Bear has asked all his friends who sent him his valentine, Mother Bear admits she's Little Bear's admirer and Little Bear admits that he's hers too.
With Father Bear in tow, Little Bear sketches items of nature that remind him of Mother Bear, like beautiful flowers, the warm sunshine (and chocolate cake!)
Little Bear and his friends Duck, Cat, Mitzi and No Feet play "I Spy" in the garden one evening. They discover that in the dark, mushrooms look like small umbrellas, stones look like goblins and vines look a lot like monstrous spider legs.
Little Bear Meets Blue Feather
While picking blueberries for Mother Bear's pie, Little Bear meets Blue Feather, a baby Black bear. When Big Bear, Blue Feather's older brother shows up, the three play a spirited game of hide and seek.
There's a thunderstorm, and Little Bear imagines there's a Thunder Monster in the sky. He decides that he and his parents must make enough noise to wake up the Moon in order to make the Thunder Monster go away.
Inspired by Mitzi's puppet monster, Little Bear, Mitzi and Cat pretend to be monsters and prepare a soup with Duck as the main ingredient.
After the first winter snowfall, Little Bear and his friends meet Marshmallow the baby skunk after tracking her footprints through the snow. Marshmallow reminds them of the simple joys of being a baby.
Rabbit is afraid to give his mom a Mother's Day gift because he broke her teapot. So, at the urging of Rabbit, Little Bear disguises himself as a rabbit to deliver a Mother's Day present to Rabbit's mom. Mother Rabbit and Rabbit are reunited and Little Bear goes home to deliver his own Mother's Day present to Mother Bear.
Little Bear and Owl find marshmallow, a white baby skunk who's lost. The pair become her adopted parents for the day until she's returned to her family.
Using Grandfather Bear's toy train, Little Bear's imagination takes him on a fanciful railroad adventure when a group of toys come to life.
Emily makes a Goblin costume for Little Bear. When a real Goblin takes Lucy away, it's up to "Little Goblin Bear" to get Lucy back.
Wearing improvised space helmets, Little Bear and his friends make a trip to the moon, and Mother Bear joins them for a special "moon picnic".
Little Bear and the Sea Monster
Little Bear and owl are fishing when a fog rolls in. They accidentally catch a huge sea monster who drags them out to sea. Fortunately, Little Bear's friend Mermaid comes to help them unhook the monster and returns them back to the dock just in time for lunch.
Little Bear finds some old hats in a closet and he and his friends decide to have a hat parade. Everyone picks out their favorite hat and the parade is going very well, until the wind starts to blow! Finally they return home to find that Mother Bear has the best hat of all!
Little Bear is missing his doll, Fisherman Bear, and Mother Bear suspects that it is somewhere in Little Bear's very messy room. Mother Bear and Little Bear have fun hunting for Fisherman Bear, and end up cleaning Little Bear's room in the process.
A Kiss for Little Bear, Part 1: The Picture
Mr. Skunk is sad - he thinks that no one will ever want to kiss him because he's a skunk. Little Bear remedies this by getting Mr. Skunk to take a picture he painted to Mother Bear for him. She in turn, gives Mr. Skunk a kiss to take back to Little Bear.
A Kiss for Little Bear, Part 2: The Kiss
Little Bear watches as the kiss meant for him from Mother Bear gets passed on from Mr. Skunk to Little Bear's friends in a frantic game of 'kissing tag.' Until it reaches Miss Skunk who gives the kiss back to Mr. Skunk. True love is born and the skunks decide to get married.
A Kiss for Little Bear, Part 3: The Wedding
Before the Skunks' wedding, a nervous Miss Skunk accidentally sprays Little Bear when he surprises her. Disaster is averted when Little Bear wears her lei of flowers to cover the stench and the wedding goes off beautifully.
Duck needs to teach the ducklings how to “quack” but she’s lost her quack! So Little Bear, with the help of the ducklings, decides to help Duck find her quack.
Little Bear discovers Owl is grumpy. With the help of Duck and a little mud, Little Bear tries to cheer up Owl.
Grandfather Bear’s pocket watch is missing – but Detective Little Bear is on the case! Grandfather Bear and Little Bear both suspect a goblin, but find the watch in a most unusual place!
The sun is sleeping…the clouds are creeping….the wind is calling…the sky is falling! Little Bear has a new poem to describe a very windy day in the yard. With a flowerpot for a hat and Mother Bear’s apron for a cape, Little Bear flies the windy sky and helps Mother Bear with her garden, too.
Little Bear and Father Bear are going fishing on Father’s Day – just the two of them. But then Hen joins them, and then Owl joins them, followed by Duck … and Cat! Two fishermen quickly turn into six, and everyone has a great time fishing and singing in the boat.
Fisherman Bear’s Big Catch
Little Bear and Fisherman Bear go fishing and they meet an Octopus who takes Fisherman Bear to tea! Little Bear and Mermaid rescue Fisherman Bear and find a playmate for Octopus.
Little Bear is chasing a dandelion fluff so he can catch it and make a wish. Duck soon sees it too, and she wants to make a wish. When Cat sees the fluff he wants to make a wish as well, and the race to make a wish is on! The three chase the fluff to a dandelion field where they can make all the wishes they want.
Little Bear is playing with the gravy boat and accidentally breaks it. He is afraid to tell Mother Bear and turns to his loyal friends for help.
Duck is in charge of organizing Hen’s tea party while Hen picks strawberries for her shortcake. Everything is fine -- until Duck starts giving instructions to her friends! Dough goes rolling, eggs are separating and pictures of milk are drawn! Hen is in for a big surprise, including a shorter shortcake!
Little Bear has made lemonade for a hot summer’s day. When Duck discovers it’s sour, Little Bear explains it’s because his lemonade has amazing powers! Duck, Owl and Hen find they can do lots of things after drinking Little Bear’s “magic” lemonade.
Little Bear and Father Bear have fun being silly together while Little Bear paints Father Bear’s portrait.
Little Bear doesn’t want to sleep – he wants to stay awake. He tries to avoid bedtime by making scary faces, hiding Father Bear’s glasses and saying goodnight to the moon! But yawns never stay away for long and little bears need their sleep.
Father Bear tells Little Bear winter is on its way and that Old Frost is coming to visit. Little Bear looks in the garden with Mother Bear for Frost, but only finds No Feet! Then Little Bear helps Father Bear with the firewood, but Old Frost isn’t there. It’s only when Little Bear isn’t expecting it that Old Frost shows himself.
Little Bear has decided it will snow today so Little Bear, Duck, Owl and Cat wait for snow on Pudding Hill. They sing songs about snow to encourage it to come and play fun winter games. Then it turns out that snow might have been listening all along!
The winter moon is just too bright and he’s keeping Little Bear and Duck awake. The two try telling stories about warm places to lull themselves to sleep. But when that doesn’t work, they decide to fly to the moon -- to help their bright friend fall asleep.
Little Bear Talks to Himself
Little Bear can’t find his friends, so he makes a game of talking to himself. Duck, Owl, Cat and Hen hear him, and decide to find out what’s going on. The friends secretly follow Little Bear until he catches them in the act!
Little Bear looks a little like everyone – he has Father Bear’s paws, Mother Bear’s eyes, Grandmother Bear’s feet and Grandfather Bear’s nose! When Little Bear worries that no one looks like him, Mother and Father Bear point out that he looks like someone…Little Bear!
When things go missing at Little Bear’s house, Little Bear suspects “Mister Nobody”. But was it Mister Nobody who took Father Bear’s book, Mother Bear’s hat and buttons, and the cookies, or was it a certain Little Bear?
Little Bear and No Feet learn their differences can be fun when they try to imitate each other’s moves. They have fun growling, slithering and later, hugging Mother Bear, who declares she can do that, too!
There are some uninvited guests at Grandfather Bear’s house – lots of pesky mice! Grandfather Bear and Little Bear decide to re-enact the tale of Pied Piper Bear, and using Little Bear’s flute, dance the mice right out of the house
Little Bear and Emily play on the tree swing and swing to a kingdom far, far away. It’s a land where Sir Little Bear must help Princess Emily find her special furry friend…someone Sir Little Bear knows very well.
The Greatest Show in the World
It’s The Greatest Show In The World – and Little Bear’s the perfect ringmaster! Little Bear and his friends perform some amazing tricks and entertain everyone in the forest.
Little Bear is very lucky – he has found a four leaf clover! When he loses it, he’s afraid he’s lost his luck, so Little Bear, with Duck, chase the clover. The two come across Owl and Cat, but they’ve lost luck as well. Little Bear later realizes he has always been lucky to have such wonderful friends.
Little Bear, Father Bear, Duck, Owl and Hen are telling tall tales – the best kind of tales for a campfire! Everyone takes a turn telling the story of scary Monster Bear.
After waking up upside down, Little Bear declares Opposites Day! Little Bear has fun doing the opposite of what he normally does, at home and outside with his friends. It’s not long before Duck, Owl and Hen join him, even though at first they’re a bit confused!
Father Bear and Little Bear are far apart, but make a pact to say goodnight to the moon. When the moon doesn’t appear, Mother Bear and Little Bear wish on a star instead. Then Little Bear’s secret wish comes true.
Little Bear has fun with Mother and Father Bear when he is too tired to wake up. He hides under his blanket and talks in a funny voice – he’s the Sleepy Head Monster! But Sleepy Head Monsters like singing, dancing and flapjacks just as much as Little Bear!
Little Bear's Favourite Tree
Little Bear has a favorite tree, a special friend on whom he sits. When the tree is knocked down during a fierce storm, Little Bear is very upset. But Mother Bear explains it is nature’s way and Little Bear learns he can plant seeds from the tree.
Something Old, Something New
Little Bear and Emily play “Wedding Day” and decide to marry Lucy and Fisherman Bear. But first they must find Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something Blue! Little Bear and Emily ask Duck, Owl and the Ducklings for help with their wedding search.
A little while is a long time if you’re a Little Bear! Little Bear must learn to be patient as he waits for Father Bear, and then for nice weather. But Little Bear’s learning and patience pays off when he is able to help Father Bear solve his crossword puzzle!
Little Bear and Duck are very hot, so it’s off to the North Pole to cool down! They come across some penguins, an igloo, and a playful polar bear, but are lost and soon miss their home. They decide to leave the snow behind and head back to their pond and their home sweet home.
Little Bear befriends a small raccoon who imitates Little Bear’s every move. Little Bear calls his friend Little Little Bear but his friend is also lots and lots of trouble!
Captain Little Bear is on the ocean with his mates, Sailor Duck and Sailor Owl. Sailor Duck soon catches the biggest fish of the day – but it’s not a fish, it’s a whale! The whale swallows all the friends’ whole, but they escape safely and just in time for fish stew
Little Bear Scares Everyone
On a windy autumn day, Little Bear makes a mask of leaves and scares everyone he comes across. Duck, Owl, Hen and No Feet want to play the scary game, too, but the wind scares them first!
Little Bear and Father Bear are fishing when Father Bear decides to take a nap. While Father Bear’s asleep, Little Bear catches a “cloud” fish, a lost pirate ship and a mermaid! He tells Father Bear all about it, and about how the fish he catches later isn’t as big as “the one that got away”.
Where are Little Bear's Crayons?
There’s a beautiful sunset outside and Little Bear wants to draw it! But there are no crayons in his crayon box – where could they all be? Little Bear goes on a search and finds his crayons in the strangest places!
Little Bear and Duck find a lonely porcupine who just wants to play. The only problem is, her prickly quills are too prickly to play games like tag and leapfrog! When the porcupine meets another porcupine, Little Bear and Duck are relieved. They decide it’s OK to love porcupines at a distance.
Little Bear helps Duck build a houseboat when some noisy frogs won’t let her sleep. When Duck still misses her old nest, she’s afraid she will never sleep. But the frogs take a liking to the houseboat, so the frogs and Duck’s problems float away!
Little Bear tells Mother Bear an enchanting bedtime story of how Little Bear met Owl one windy night.