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Time for this week's bear of the week - except this week it's not one bear, but a whole family of bears - the Berenstain Bears.
Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Sister Bear and Brother Bear live in a cool tree house and have lots of funny adventures - usually involving Papa Bear learning something which he is, in fact, trying to teach (Papa Bear is not too bright, methinks).
The Berenstain bears began as book characters but, like so many famous bears, have made their way on to television screens (hmm, makes me wonder why nobody has made a tv show about moi, Pemberthy Bear). You can learn more about the Berenstain Bears,a nd play games, on their website.
This week's bear of the week is a TV star. WOW! I'm in awe. AND he can play the piano - and I know, from experience, just how hard it is to control a keyboard when you are blessed with paws instead of human fingers.
So,w ho is this bear? Fozzie Bear, of course, of Muppet fame.Fozzie not only plays the piano, he also dances (not so well, but hey, who am I to criticize another bear's dancing skills) and he tells jokes. All the time, which sometimes lands him in trouble.
You can learn more about Fozzie Bear here.
Bears bears bars! I do so love bears, being one myself.
This week's bear of the week has been filling the hearts of kids (and other bears) since 1926, when A. A. Milne's book, called Winnie the Pooh was published. Other books followed and much further down the track he became a Disney character. I personally prefer the 'old style' pooh to the Disney version, but the Disney one is cute too.
You can learn more about Winnie the Pooh here. this website also has games, wallpapers, links and more.
Enjoy!
It might surprise you to hear that I'm not the only famous bear on the planet.
So, to liven my blog up a little, and to share the love, I thought I might introduce my readers to other famous bears.
First up (drumroll please, Primula), this week's bear of the week is -
HUMPHREY. (Sorry for shouting but I'm excited, because Humphrey is a bit of a legend. He's been entertaining kids all over Australia for years and years. My friend Sally says he was even around when she was a kid - and that's a long time ago.
If you visit Humphrey's site you can see what he looks like and play games of all kinds.
Yay Humphrey.
