Brother and Sister Bear Soccer Story

The video is a reading of 'The Berenstain Bears We Love Soccer' by Mike Berenstain. Brother and Sister Bear love playing soccer and are part of a team called the Rockets. Their mother, Mama Bear, is very involved as a soccer mom, sometimes overly so. The Cubs enjoy playing soccer just for fun without adult supervision. Eventually, Mama Bear realizes the importance of fun in playing games. The family and other adults join the Cubs in a fun game, emphasizing the joy of playing together. The video concludes with a sticker time segment.

What are Brother and Sister Bear good at in soccer?

• Making snacks

• Passing and dribbling

• Throw-ins

• Cheering

What team do Brother and Sister Bear play for?

• The Cubs

• The Bears

• The Lions

• The Rockets

What does Mama Bear do to support the soccer team?

• She coaches the team

• She plays as a goalie

• She designs the uniforms

• She makes snacks and raises money

Why do Brother and Sister Bear not like Mama's involvement?

• She never attends their games

• She doesn't make good snacks

• She signs them up for too many games

• She doesn't cheer enough

Where does Mama Bear find Brother and Sister Bear playing soccer?

• By the swimming hole

• At the playground

• Behind a big sign in an empty field

• At the park

What does Mama Bear realize about playing soccer?

• It's all about winning

• It's about having fun

• It's about practicing hard

• It's about cheering loudly

What does Mama Bear do when she joins the game?

• She kicks the ball into the goal

• She cheers from the sidelines

• She makes snacks for everyone

• She becomes the referee

Who joins the game after Mama Bear?

• No one else

• Only Papa Bear

• Papa Bear, Honey Bear, and other grown-ups

• Only Honey Bear

What is the lesson learned at the end of the story?

• Cheering loudly helps the team

• Having fun is what playing a game is all about

• Practice makes perfect

• Winning is everything

What does Sister Bear ask Mama Bear at the end of the story?

• To make more snacks

• To teach them how to play better

• To cheer louder

• To sign them up for more games