Once upon a time, Little bear was out on an adventure.
            He heard about a First Grade class that was reading the story:
            We're Going on a Bear Hunt, Retold by Michael Rosen &
            Illustrated by Helen Oxenbury.

            He thought it would be fun to visit the class, but he got to the class
            too early.  So he left them a letter and said he would be come
            back after lunch.  When the class arrived to school, they read the
            letter.  They were really looking forward to seeing Little Bear.
            After lunch the class came in and found another letter!  It said
            he was tired of waiting and decided to go to the library.  The class
            continued the bear hunt to the library, only to find a third letter!
            Mrs. Pence, the librarian, read the letter to the class which said
            Little Bear left to go to the computer lab.  When the class got to
            the lab they found . . . you guessed it a fourth letter!!
            Mrs. Egleberry, their computer lab teacher, read the letter to them.
            It said he followed another class to Art.  The bear hunt went on to
            Mr. Newport's Art Class.  The First Graders couldn't believe they
            missed him again.  There waiting for them was another note.
            It said Little Bear left to go to the gym for some exercise with Coach.
            Coach had another note waiting for the class sending them to
            Mr. Maynes' Music Room.  Little Bear loved to sing songs.  Before the
            class arrived, Little Bear left a note saying that he was called to the
            office.  Off they went again to find him in the office.  When the class
            arrived, Ms. Kelly showed the First Graders his visitors name tag
            (with some of his bear fur stuck to it, "ouch!"). There was yet another
            note.  It sent the class back to their room.  They tip toed all the way,
            hoping not to scare Little Bear away.  Unfortunately, all that was left
            was a note from Little Bear.  He had to go home to hibernate for the
            winter, but asked the class to please write him at:
                                                                123 Cave Corner
                                                                Dark Mountain, USA
                                                                E-Mail Here
            Little Bear said he would write back to the class until he could
            come back and visit.  He left a stuffed Little Bear for the class to
            keep as a reminder of his visit.
 

        Would you like Little Bear to visit your class?
        E-mail us if you would like him to visit . . .
           After his visit please share with us the adventures you have with
           Little Bear.
 

              I took the Savvy Cyber Course, created by Stevens Institute of Technology.
              It was funded through the Alliance Plus grant awarded by the US Dept. of
              Education and implemented by "Think Tank".  Supportive funding was provided
              by the Nadaburg School District.