Papa Bear tries to teach Small Bear how to find honey in a honey tree.

Lonely without friends her age to play with, Sister Bear is delighted when a new little girl cub moves into the house down the road.

Brother and Sister Bear learn about time.

Frustrated by lack of artistic freedom on staff of school newspaperBrothe Bear and friends start underground paper; discover some basic truths about freedom of press and responsibility.

The Bear Scouts work on their Scuba-diving Merit Badge, while trying to discover what is causing the pollution in Lake Grizzly that is making Old Jake, a very large catfish, sick.

"Giant Bat Cave has been a home to Bear Country's bats for millions of years. But now crooked Ralph Ripoff wants to turn the cave into an underground theme park! Can the Bear Scouts "save the cave" before the bats become homeless?"--Cover.

Mayor Horace J. Honeypot wants to cut down the oldest and most famous tree in Bear Country. The Berenstain Bear Scouts must save the tree which is the best backscratcher in town.

The Bear Scouts stop Ralph Ripoff from getting rich from selling termite insurance.

Brother Bear's association with the Too-Tall Gang and a private talk with Gramps convince him to put all his efforts into persuading cubs not to take up cigarette smoking.

Every bear knows about the House on Spook Hill. It's haunted! But now the late Widow Bearkin has handed over the property to the Bear Scouts. Can the scouts spend one night in the House on Spook Hill without screaming their heads off.