Cover of Baby bear, baby bear, what do you see?

Baby bear, baby bear, what do you see?

Bill Martin Jr., Eric Carle

4 ideas

  1. Call-and-response repetition teaches prediction

    Each page asks an animal what it sees, answered by the next animal on the following page. The fixed pattern lets a child anticipate and chime in.

  2. A sequence of North American animals

    Baby bear, red fox, flying squirrel, mountain goat and others appear in turn. The book is a companion to Brown Bear, Brown Bear.

  3. Collage art builds recognition

    Eric Carle's painted-tissue collage gives each animal a bold, memorable silhouette. Visual clarity supports the naming task.

  4. Chain closes with a dreaming child

    The animal chain culminates in a child who imagines all the creatures. The loop returns from wild animals to the young reader.

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