Berenstain Bears Honey Hunt Helpers Level 1
$3.99
A series of faith-based values readers inspired by the classic Berenstain Bears book, The Berenstain Bears and the Good Deed, recently acquired for reprint by Zonderkidz. The Good Deed Scouts are a group of bear cubs who are committed to doing a good deed each and every day. Scouts Brother, Sister, Cousin Fred and Lizzy set forth in each story to find a good deed to do. Each book begins with a Bible verse about the importance of doing good deeds to help others. Each story tells about a different need in the community that the scouts can fulfill, a different way in which they can be of service. By doing good deeds for others, the Good Deed Scouts bring out the best in others as well. Soon those they serve are doing good deeds in return. From this small seed helping and caring for others grows and blossoms throughout the whole community. Biblical values are brought out and Bible verses are quoted.
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780310721017
ISBN10: 0310721016
Jan Berenstain | Mike Berenstain
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2012
I Can Read – Berenstain Bears Living Lights
Publisher: Zondervan
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