"Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr / Eric Carle
ANIMATED Picture Book READ ALOUD by Grandpa Rob.
Brown Bear strolls, Red Bird flies, Yellow Duck glides, Blue Horse meanders, Green Frog hops, and Purple Cat leaps on the pages of this Animated classic children's book.
"Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear?" by Bill Martin Jr / Eric Carle
ANIMATED & INTERACTIVE Picture Book READ ALOUD by Grandpa Rob.
Grandpa Rob reads this classic children's book as the animals move on the page and then when the story is over, Grandpa Rob asks if YOU can Growl like a polar bear, Roar like a lion, Snort like a hippopotamus, Flute like a flamingo, Bray like a zebra, Hiss like a Boa Constrictor, Trumpet like an Elephant, Snarl like a leopard, Yelp like a peacock, and Bellow like a walrus.
"Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr / Eric Carle
ANIMATED & INTERACTIVE Picture Book READ ALOUD by Grandpa Rob.
Grandpa Rob reads this classic children's book as the animals move on the page and then when the story is over, we look at photos and videos of the real wild animals.
"Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr / Eric Carle
ANIMATED Picture Book READ ALOUD by Grandpa Rob.
"Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr / Eric Carle ANIMATED Picture Book READ ALOUD by Grandpa Rob. Baby Bear climbs the tree, Red Fox slips by, Flying Squirrel glides through the air, Mountain Goat climbs the rocks, Blue Heron flies, Prairie Dog digs, Striped Skunk struts, Mule Deer runs, Rattlesnake slides, and Screech Howl hoots in this Animated classic children's book.
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