Even though Stella's bike is much faster than Roy's, he manages to win their race around the park because she keeps stopping to enjoy the sights.

Students respond, in rhyming text, to their teacher's question about what each calls his or her grandfather, offering examples of things they like to do together.

Before curling up with his mother in their cozy den, Baby Bear counts other animals preparing for winter.

Celebrates the creatures of the earth, from spiders dangling in their webs to owls hooting and hunting out of sight, and asks that we respect and care for them.

To celebrate one hundred days in Miss Bindergarten's kindergarten class, all her students bring one hundred of something to school, including a one hundred-year-old relative, one hundred candy hearts, and one hundred polka dots.

Miss Bindergarten takes her kindergarten on a field trip full of adventures at the bakery, the fire station, the post office, and the library, followed by a relaxing picnic at the park.

"Adam has a secret, and his friends have to guess what it is. Miss Bindergarten has a secret too, and the whole class will be amazed at what fun she has in store for them"--

Introduces the letters of the alphabet while telling what happened at kindergarden when Miss Bindergarten was too ill to come to school.

New words to the traditional tune describe a camper-driving, "hootin'" and "shoutin'" guest and the party that will begin when she arrives.