Visiting a nearby dance studio, Mister Rogers watches a class of young students learning to use ribbons as part of their dance routine. Henrietta is still ringing her new bell and X the Owl.
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The Bear family heads to the amusement park. Papa and Mama get help from the cubs.
A snooty new girl moves into town; Brother and Freddy team up to create a flying device.
Mama wants the family to spend time together; A family trip at an unexpected location.
The Bear Family arrives at their mountain vacation cabin; the cubs put on a play.
Brother helps a new kid get settled at school. Brother and Sister help Widder Jones.
Brother and Sister want expensive shirts. Brother tries to get Sister's skip rope back.
The cubs don’t want to help on vacation. Brother learns how rude it is to be tardy.
Sharon Dennis Wyeth's "Always My Dad," which chronicles a father-daughter relationship.
In "The Robbery at the Diamond Dog Diner," a chicken battles thieving mutts.
A band of bears takes to the road in "Berloiz the Bear"; the Boys Choir of Harlem.
In "Hot-Air Henry," William Windom shares a cat's adventures as a hot-air balloon stowaway.
"Knots on a Counting Rope" is an American Indian tale about a blind boy.
"Bugs," by Nancy Winslow Parker and Joan Richards Wright, looks at insects.
Orson Bean reads "The Runaway Duck"; Chesapeake Bay waterfowl.
In "A Chair for My Mother," Amy Linker shares how a family rebuilds after a devastating fire.
Sister has a twisted ankle. Teacher Bob assigns a project about future jobs.
The cubs learn about farming; the cubs make a kite for a contest.
Mama wants the family to spend time together; A family trip at an unexpected location.
The Bear Family visits the mall. Sister has to decide what to write about for a project.
Brother helps a new kid get settled at school. Brother and Sister help Widder Jones.
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