A harvest moon hangs full in the night sky. Within a dream, Little Bear finds himself dancing with the scarecrow beneath its light, joined by a merry company of mice, plump pumpkins, a weathered rake, and a sturdy shovel.

Little Bear, Duck, and No Feet carefully gathered caterpillars from Mother Bear’s vegetable garden and carried them off to a sunny meadow. When they returned the following morning, the caterpillars had transformed into beautiful butterflies…

For Goblin Night—the night of costumes and shadows—Little Bear, Cat, Owl, Duck, and Mitzi donned fearsome monster disguises before gathering with Mother Bear, Father Bear, and a host of other creatures around the crackling bonfire.

Duck and Owl arrived at Little Bear’s home for a slumber party. The evening unfolded with games and laughter, and as shadows deepened, Father Bear shared a chilling fairy tale to send delightful shivers down their spines.

Enjoying a peaceful afternoon by the lake, Little Bear constructed a magnificent sandcastle. Duck, the playful Otters, and wise Owl eagerly joined his royal proceedings. Before long, their amusement shifted to a spirited contest – a game of…

It’s Mother and Father Bear’s anniversary today, and even though Father Bear isn’t present, Little Bear has already begun planning a celebratory gathering.

On April Fool’s Day, Little Bear attempted to play tricks on his parents, but they remained stubbornly unaffected—until, finally, his efforts caused him a touch of embarrassment.

Little Bear offered some bubble gum to the otters and Owl. Soon, the otters were playfully chasing Owl, eager to pop the enormous gum balloon he’d blown.

As Mother Bear strolled along, a button popped from her dress and fell to the ground. Little Bear and Duck immediately began searching for it.

It’s Grandfather Bear’s birthday today, and Little Bear is helping him craft a special gift: an ice boat.

Little Bear discovered a lost fawn wandering alone and brought her back to his cozy den, where he tenderly cared for her.

Little Bear was enjoying a game with his friends—pretending to be invisible—though it didn’t quite work for hide-and-seek.

A Valentine’s Day card arrived for Little Bear, delivered without a name to show who had sent it.

Little Bear carefully drew some pictures to give to Mother Bear.

Little Bear and his companions were enjoying a lively game of I Spy.

Little Bear encountered a young bear cub, along with his older brother, Big Bear. Big Bear was busy helping his little brother develop his sense of smell, using a bright blue feather as a guide.

The sky darkened, releasing a steady rain accompanied by flashes of thunder. Little Bear, watching from his window, pictured it all as a fearsome beast.

Little Bear and his companions were engaged in a playful game, one in which Duck took on the role of the soup destined for Mitzi’s fearsome monster.

A family of skunks mourns the loss of their young one. Owl and Little Bear set out to search for him.

It’s Mother’s Day today. As Little Bear gathers wildflowers, he encounters a worried rabbit and gently guides him to understand that his mother’s love remains.

A gentle snow falls today. Little Bear, Duck, Owl, and Cat trace a line of tiny footprints, eager to discover their maker.

Rain pattered against the windows as Little Bear explored the attic, happily occupied with Grandfather Bear’s cherished, well-worn toys.

For Little Bear, Emily fashioned a goblin costume. While playing tag, he unexpectedly encountered an actual goblin.

Little Bear entertained a delightful daydream: a picnic held upon the moon itself. He then extended an invitation to his friends, requesting they join him, each adorned with their very own space helmet.

A thick fog lay upon the water as Little Bear fished alongside Owl. Suddenly, they found themselves face to face with a colossal sea dragon.

Little Bear discovered a box brimming with hats, and he and Emily spent a delightful time trying them all on. Afterward, they presented their friends with a charming little hat parade.

Little Bear rummaged through the disarray of his room, searching for Fisherman Bear.

Poor Mr. Skunk felt deeply saddened by his sense of being unloved. Seeing his distress, Little Bear attempted to offer comfort.

Mr. Skunk touched Duck with a kiss, sending it onward to Little Bear. A playful game of kissing tag quickly began.

Today marks the wedding of Mr. Skunk and Ms. Skunk, and all of Little Bear’s friends and family have been invited.