BEAR FOOD 5 The composition of a bear’s food depends on the season and the harvest of certain foods. Upon leaving the den, it feeds on ants, aspen shoots, corpses of animals killed over the winter, and grass shoots. Later it eats berries, small animals and bird eggs. In Siberia, pine nuts and river fish serve as food.
The bear spends winter - the most hungry and harsh time - in a den. He is a light sleeper. The fat accumulated during the fall is used sparingly during sleep. 7 If a bear, disturbed by someone, rises from its den, then it quickly loses weight and needs food. The beast turns into a tramp, as people say, into a connecting rod. Shatun is dangerous, he is hungry, irritated. In search of food, he sometimes tries to kill an elk or other animal. It can come out to a person’s home, attracted by the smell of food.
OFFSHIP 10 In December - February, a female bear gives birth to 2 - 3 cubs. Newborn cubs are helpless. They are born blind and have short fur. The mother feeds them milk. Newborn cubs weigh from 400 to 700 grams. They crawl around the den little by little, although there is very little space for this. Most of the time they sleep and suckle.
Materials used in the presentation: gorovneva.taba.ru/blog/f/3660_Kak_spasayut_… ivoryart.ru/kogti Magadan Collection “With Love for Nature”, ed. I.D. Zvereva, M. Pedagogy 1983 20 Presentation made by teacher primary classes Municipal educational institution secondary school 9, Safonovo, Smolensk region Korovina Irina Nikolaevna
Prepared
8th grade student
Orlov Mikhail;
Curator: Orlova
Ekaterina Vasilievna
Teacher MBOU "Knyazhegorsk Secondary School"
Characteristic
Bearish- family mammals squad predatory. Different from other representatives canids stockier build. The Bears omnivorous, climb and swim well, run quickly, can stand and walk short distances on their hind legs. They have a short tail, long and thick wool, and also excellent sense of smell. They hunt in the evening or at dawn. They are usually afraid of humans, but can be dangerous in places where they are accustomed to people, especially polar bear and the bear grizzly. Immune to bee bites. In nature natural enemies almost none.
Bears breed from 3-4 years of age, but not annually, but at intervals of 1 to 4 years. The number of cubs in a litter is from 1 to 5. Newborn cubs are blind and helpless, weighing only from 90 to 680 grams. In hibernating species, birth occurs in winter, in den. Bears are monogamous, but pairs are short-lived and the male takes part in caring for the offspring. Milk feeding lasts from 3.5 to 9 months, but the young remain with their mother for at least 18 months. The older cubs staying with their mother help the mother take care of the younger brothers and sisters. Life expectancy is long, 25-40 years. A brown bear can live longer than 45 years in captivity.
It is easily recognized by its long and mobile snout, and its lips are bare and can protrude strongly, forming something like a proboscis.
The dimensions are small. The body length of the sloth fish is up to 180 cm, weight is 54-140 kg. The body is massive, with high legs. The head is large, with a flat forehead and a strongly elongated muzzle. The fur is long, shaggy, forming a kind of unkempt mane on the neck and shoulders. The color is primarily glossy black, but often mixed with grey, brown or reddish hair. Sometimes red or reddish-brown individuals are found. The end of the muzzle is always dirty gray; there is a distinct light spot on the chest, similar to the letter V or Y. Large sickle-shaped claws are adapted for climbing trees, digging and destroying termite mounds. The lips and muzzle are almost bare and very mobile, and the nostrils can close at will. The teeth are small, and the two central upper incisors are missing, creating a passage that continues the “tube” of elongated movable lips; the tongue is very long. Leads nocturnal, sleeps during the day The sense of smell is well developed, but vision and hearing are weak.
weigh 120-140 kg. Females are noticeably smaller.
Himalayan
The fur is short, shiny, silky; usually black, but there are individuals of brownish or reddish color. There is always a white, sometimes with a yellowish tint, V-shaped spot on the chest; it resembles a crescent moon. leads a semi-arboreal lifestyle - it obtains food in trees, where it also escapes from enemies and vile .
85% Himalayan bear food plant origin: pine and other nuts, acorns, various berries and fruits, shoots of herbs and shrubs, succulent bulbs and rhizomes. It rarely preys, but does not disdain carrion. From protein foods, it feeds on ants and other insects, mollusks, and frogs. Doesn't attack people.
In winter it goes into hibernation. Dens are made in hollows of soft trees - poplars or linden trees. Life expectancy is about 25 years.
panda (bamboo bear)
The panda reaches 1.2-1.8 m in length and weighs 17-160 kg. has a rather long tail (10-15 cm). The body is massive, covered with thick white fur with black spots around the eyes, black ears and black paws. The short, thick hind legs have sharp claws. On the soles and at the base of each toe, bare pads are well developed, making it easier to hold the smooth bamboo stems.
Giant pandas have unusual front paws, with a “thumb” and five ordinary fingers; They only eat one bamboo, but on occasion they eat eggs, small birds, animals and some insects. Animal food is an essential source for pandas squirrel An adult panda eats up to 30 kg of bamboo and shoots per day. Reproduction of pandas in captivity is extremely rare.
This animal is of medium size: its body length is 150-180 cm, weighs from 70 to 140 kg. The fur is shaggy, coal-black or black-brown. There are white or yellowish rings around the eyes, connecting with a white semicircle on the throat. Some individuals have no spots. The muzzle is shorter than that of other bears.
Lives until 21 years old. These are nocturnal and crepuscular animals that do not hibernate (although they can make dens for themselves).
It feeds on grass shoots, fruits and rhizomes; sometimes climbs tall palm trees, breaks branches, and then eats them on the ground. They tear up anthills and termite mounds; a relatively narrow muzzle and a long tongue allow spectacled bears to penetrate deep into the destroyed dwellings of insects and feed on them. They do not disdain carrion.
Spectacled bears are usually solitary, but not territorial animals .
Polar bear
Polar bear from others bears distinguished by long neck and flat head . Leather his is black. The color of the fur coat varies from white to yellowish; In summer, the fur may turn yellow due to constant exposure to sunlight. The soles of the feet are lined with wool to prevent slipping on ice and freezing. There is a swimming membrane between the toes, and the front part of the paws is lined with stiff bristles. Large claws can hold even strong prey. Its length reaches 3 m, weight up to 1 ton. Usually males weigh 400-450 kg, body length 200-250 cm, height at the withers up to 130-150 cm. Females are noticeably smaller (200-300 kg). Solitary animals. Even on land, polar bears are fast and agile, and in water they swim and dive easily. Very thick, dense fur protects the bear's body from cold and getting wet. ice water. The powerful layer plays an important adaptive role subcutaneous fat up to 10 cm thick. White coloring helps camouflage the predator. Well developed sense of smell, hearing and vision
General size, color and lifestyle are appropriate environment, sometimes manifest themselves individually. It cannot be said that according to the listed characteristics, grizzlies are fundamentally different from Siberian brown bears. Average weight exceeds 450 kg.
The basis of coastal feeding populations consists of salmonids fish, while their forest counterparts are more vegetarians And scavengers(hunt for ungulates takes up a relatively small percentage of the diet). In the southern part of the range, animals avoid humans, in the northern part they allow them to come at a fairly close distance.
Baribal is different from brown bear smooth black fur and smaller sizes. An adult male reaches a length of 1.4-2 m and weighs 363 kg. Females are smaller - 1.2-1.6 m and 39-236 kg. Height at the withers is up to a meter. The tail is shorter - 80-120 mm. Other differences include a sharp snout and tall limbs with short feet.
The baribal's fur is shiny, pure black, with a light spot on the muzzle and sometimes on the chest, but other color options are known. Black bears are typically territorial and solitary animals; The baribal feeds on plant foods (acorns, hazelnuts, cranberries , blueberries , raspberries , blackberries , strawberries , dandelion , clover)insects( ants , termites , wasps , bees) and their larvae, sometimes meat, fish ( salmon), occasionally attacks livestock - sheep And pigs .
Baribal (black bear)
The smallest representative of the bear family, weighing 27-65 kg. It is a stocky, strong animal with a short and wide muzzle. The ears are short and rounded. The limbs are high with disproportionately large paws; the claws are very large, curved. Feet are bare. The fangs are small; The molars are small and flattened.
The biruang's fur is short, stiff and smooth. The color is black, on the face it turns into roan-yellow. Sometimes the limbs are also light brown. On the chest there is usually a large whitish or red spot in the shape of a horseshoe, reminiscent in shape and color of the rising sun. It is well adapted to climbing trees and, being nocturnal animals, often sleeps all day long or sunbathes in tree branches, B hibernation doesn't flow in. Omnivorous.
Malay (biruang)
MUNICIPAL BUDGETARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
"Beyskaya secondary general education boarding school"
Project passport
"Brown bear"
Completed by: student of grade 2B
Talko Daniil,
under the direction of
primary school teachers:
Dubskoy N.A.
Academic disciplines : course on extracurricular activities “Learning to create projects”
Age of students for whom the project is designed: 8-10 years
Project type: informational , creative
Objective of the project:
To know Interesting Facts from the life of a bear.
Problematic issues:
Where does the bear live?
What does it eat?
Project objectives:
Developmental:
Develop the ability to select the necessary material
Develop communication skills
Develop students' coherent oral speech
Develop computer skills
Educational:
Expand students' knowledge about wild animals
Educators:
Foster a humane attitude towards animals.
Practical:
Create electronic presentations in Microsoft program PowerPoint.
Conduct a presentation of the project with the invitation of children and teachers.
Research:
Study and analysis of literature.
Searching for information on the Internet.
Project result (product): electronic presentation.
Project implementation stages
Stage I – organizational – preparatory:
Communicating the goals and objectives of the project.
Discussion of the name of the project.
Distribution of tasks.
Collection of material.
II - information stage
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| Literature Study | Searching for information on the Internet | Materials for the project presentation |
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| Registration of work | Group classes on the computer | Presentation |
III Presentation of results
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| Presentation of the project, with the invitation of primary school students and teachers | Creative report | Presentation |
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Project work: "Brown bear".
Objective of the project: Learn interesting facts from the life of a bear.
Problematic issues. Why was the bear called "bear"? Where does the bear live? What does it eat?
Why was the bear called "bear"? The first version says that the word "bear" is a corruption of the earlier name for the bear - "honey badger". That's what they called him so as not to mention his real name. The ancient Slavs had a belief that the beast hears its name being called, it can come and attack.
Second version: Witch - that means it's a bear knows - knows where forest honey is located - it is something like a bee shepherd. He destroys the hives, takes the honey first, so that the person does not get the honey. It follows that the bear loves honey very much!
Where does the bear live?
The usual habitats of the brown bear in Russia are continuous forested areas with windbreaks and dense growth of trees and shrubs.
What does a bear eat? His diet includes: insects, worms, lizards, frogs; rodents - mice, marmots, gophers; plants - berries, acorns, nuts, roots, grass stems; animals - roe deer, deer.
Conclusion: While working on the project, I learned interesting facts. Firstly: that the name bear comes from the words know the honey Secondly: that the bear eats worms and frogs.
Elena Luneva
Presentation about brown bears
Brown Bears.
Brown bear, or ordinary bear- one of the largest terrestrial predators of the family bearish. They belong to the genus of mammals of the order Carnivora.
According to paleontological data, the genus bears appeared 5-6 million years ago. Its first representative is currently considered bear- a relatively small animal whose fossil remains were found in France. All four modern species of the genus, as well as a number of extinct ones (such as cave bear) come from Etruscan bear, who lived 2-1 million years ago.
The youngest species of the genus is white bear, which separated from the brown one bear approximately 200,000 years ago.
(Slide 2-3) Spreading.
Once Brown bear was common throughout Europe, including England, and in the east through Siberia and China it reached Japan. It probably came to North America about 40,000 years ago from Asia, through the Bering Isthmus, and spread widely in the western part of the continent from Alaska to northern Mexico.
Now brown bear disappeared, in other areas there are few. Quite common in Scandinavia and Finland. In Finland it is declared the national animal.
IN North America known as "grizzly"(formerly North American brown bear identified as a separate species); it is numerous in Alaska, western Canada, and there are limited populations in the northwestern United States. Black bears are smaller, how brown bears , but size and color are not their only differences. Note the lack of a shoulder hump and the arch of the back
Brown's range bear in Russia occupies almost the entire forest zone, with the exception of southern regions. The northern border of the range coincides with the southern border of the tundra.
(Slide 4) General description.
Brown bear forms several subspecies (geographical races differing in size and color. The smallest individuals are found in Europe, the largest are in Alaska and Kamchatka - they weigh 500 kg or more; there were giants weighing 600-750 kg. The maximum recorded weight of a Kamchatka male the bear weighed 600 kg, average - 350-450 kg. There is information that in the autumn the weight of especially large Kamchatka individuals exceeds 700 kg. The biggest bear, caught on Kodiak Island for the Berlin Zoo, weighed 780 kg. European brown length usually 1 bear,2-2 meters with a height at the withers of about 1 meter and a weight of 300 to 400 kg; For comparisons: grizzlies are noticeably larger - some individuals, standing on their hind legs, reach a height of 2.8-3 meters; the Bears, living in middle lane Russia, weigh 400-600 kg. Adult males are on average 1.6 times larger than females.
Shape of the Brown bear typical for a member of the family bearish. His body is powerful, with high withers; The head is massive with small ears and eyes. The tail is short - 65-210 mm, barely standing out from the fur. Paws are strong with powerful, non-retractable claws 8-10 cm long, five-fingered, plantigrade. The coat is thick, evenly colored.
Brown color bear is very changeable, and not only in different parts of the range, but also within the same area. The color of the fur varies from light fawn to bluish and almost black. The most common is the brown form. In Rocky Mountain grizzlies, the hair on the back may be white at the ends, giving the appearance of a gray or grizzled coat. An entirely grayish-white color is found in brown bears in the Himalayas, and pale reddish brown - in Syria. U cubs There are light markings on the neck and chest that disappear with age.
Molt at brown bears occurs once a year - begins in spring and until autumn, but is often divided into spring and autumn. The spring season lasts a long time and is most intense during the rutting period. Autumn molt goes slowly and imperceptibly, ending with the period of lying in the den.
(Slide 5) Despite the awkward appearance, Brown bear runs exceptionally fast - at a speed of over 55 km/h, swims excellently and, in his youth, climbs trees well (as he gets older he does this more reluctantly).
Brown's claws the bear is very big, and on the animal’s front legs they are one and a half to two times longer than on the hind legs, and reach 8-10 centimeters
(Slide 6) Lifestyle and nutrition.
Brown bear - forest animal. Its usual habitats in Russia are continuous forests with windbreaks and burnt areas with dense growth of deciduous trees, shrubs and grasses; can enter both the tundra and alpine forests. In Europe it prefers mountain forests; in North America it is more often found in open places - in the tundra, on alpine meadows and on the coast.
Holds on bear sometimes alone, female - with cubs of different ages . Males and females are territorial, with an individual area, and for males it is about 7 times larger than for females. The boundaries of the site are marked with scent marks and "bullies"- scratches on conspicuous trees. Sometimes makes seasonal migrations; so in the mountains Brown bear, starting in spring, feeds in the valleys, where the snow melts earlier, then goes to the chars (alpine meadows), then gradually descends into the forest belt, where berries and nuts ripen.
(Slide 7) Brown bear is omnivorous, 3/4 vegetable - berries, acorns, nuts, roots, tubers and stems of herbs. During lean years for berries in the northern regions the Bears They visit oat crops, and in the south - corn crops.
(Slide 8) In summer, insects and their larvae sometimes make up up to 1/3 of the diet bear. Although predation is not an exemplary strategy brown bears, they also hunt ungulates - roe deer, deer.
In June-July, the foliage of young aspens takes a prominent place in the diet bear. To get to the top of the tree, he rises on his hind legs with his front legs, grabs the trunk, pulls it towards himself and often breaks it. Traces of feeding are especially noticeable bear in the raspberry field, where he crushes and breaks bushes, which creates wide corridors in the thickets.
(Slide 9) On Far East in autumn they feed in cedar forests. Its diet also includes insects (ants, butterflies, worms, lizards, frogs, rodents (mice, marmots, gophers, chipmunks) and fish.
In the Far East brown bears in some cases they can hunt Himalayan bears and tigers. Brown bear loves honey(hence the name, it eats carrion, and also, using its size advantage, takes prey from other predators - wolves, pumas and tigers.
(Slide 10) The seasonal food source is fish during spawning (anadromous salmonids, in early spring- rhizomes, among grizzlies that live in the vicinity of the rocky mountains, in the summer - butterflies that hide in the mountains among the stones from the summer heat. When the fish are just starting to spawn, the Bears They eat the whole fish they catch, then they begin to eat only the fattest parts - the skin, head, caviar and milt.
(Slide 11-12) Reproduction.
Females bear offspring once every 2-4 years. Their estrus lasts from May to July, 10-30 days. At this time, the males, usually silent, begin to roar loudly, and fierce fights arise between them, sometimes ending in death; the winner may even eat the loser. The female mates with several males. Pregnancy female bears with a latent stage, the embryo does not begin to develop until November, when the female lies down in the den. In total, pregnancy lasts 6-8 months, and childbirth occurs from January to March. The father does not care for the offspring, cubs are raised by a female.
Sexual maturity in baribals occurs at 2-5 years. Males continue to grow until they are 10-12 years old. Life expectancy in nature is 10 years, in captivity - up to 30 years.
(Slide 13-14) Bear cubs.
It is in the den that small lumps are born, barely resembling adults - a lot of newborns cubs does not exceed 350 grams! By the time you wake up cubs, fed with mother's milk, grow hair and gain significant weight. Finally cubs separated from the mother at 3-4 years of age.
(Slide 15-16) Den. Winter sleep place bear should be quiet and isolated from the presence of unexpected guests. As bedding bears use branches, moss and others "helpers" materials. The dimensions of the den do not exceed the dimensions bear. With the onset of winter, the den is covered with a continuous thick layer of snow, in which a small hole is formed for air intake. Sleep duration bear depends on the habitat and climatic conditions. Bears sleep in winter, thus reducing the body's need for energy. The Bears"sleeping" for several months in a row with one single goal - to survive.
(Slide 17) Connecting rod. Brown bears that wake up in the middle of winter are called connecting rods. Since in winter time there is no plant food, he will have to hunt.
Taxonomy.
4 in kind modern looking and several dozen subspecies, which were previously given species status by some authors (up to 78 types).
(Slide 18) Himalayan bear or white-breasted bear.
(Slide 19) Brown Kamchatka bear.
(Slide 20) White bear.
(Slide 21) Brown bear and Grizzly.
Brown bear
European Brown bear
Transcaucasian Brown bear
Apennine Brown bear
Tien Shan Brown bear
Tibetan Brown bear
Japanese Brown bear
Gobi Brown bear
Bermansky Brown bear
Atlas bear
Californian Brown bear
Mexican Brown bear
Ussuri white-breasted bear
Etruscan bear
Cave bear
Small Cave bear
PRESENTATION Completed by: Student of school No. 33, grade 1 Kalinichev Daniil Checked by: Class teacher Elena Vladimirovna Chunosova The brown bear is one of the largest animals in our region. Brown Bear weighs from 80 to 800 kilograms. The bear is capable of developing decent speed, has with a strong blow . Female bears are smaller than males. The brown bear has a large head, small round ears, and small eyes. The bear has claws on its paws. And the color of the bear is brown, hence its name - brown bear. The bear usually lives near rivers and in forests. Although bears are classified as predators, their diet includes, in addition to meat, roots, berries, acorns, nuts, fish, and honey. The bear sleeps all winter. To hibernate, the brown bear makes a den for itself, usually under fallen trees. Before hibernation, the bear becomes overgrown with fat. Once every two years, cubs are born. Usually there are two or three kids. The cubs will live with their mother for up to three years. The bear was the most revered animal among the Slavs. The bear has become a character in many fairy tales and legends among different peoples. One girl left home for the forest. She got lost in the forest and began to look for the way home, but didn’t find it, but came to a house in the forest. The door was open; She looked at the door, saw: there was no one in the house, and entered. Three bears lived in this house. One bear had a father, his name was Mikhailo Ivanovich. He was big and shaggy. The other was a bear. She was smaller, and her name was Nastasya Petrovna. The third was a little bear cub, and his name was Mishutka. The bears were not at home, they went for a walk in the forest. There were two rooms in the house: one was a dining room, the other was a bedroom. The girl entered the dining room and saw three cups of stew on the table. The first cup, a very large one, was Mikhaily Ivanychev’s. The second cup, smaller, was Nastasya Petrovnina’s; the third, blue cup, was Mishutkina. Next to each cup lay a spoon: large, medium and small. The girl took the largest spoon and sipped from the largest cup; then she took the middle spoon and sipped from the middle cup; then she took a small spoon and sipped from the blue cup; and Mishutka’s stew seemed to her the best. The girl wanted to sit down and saw three chairs at the table: one large - Mikhail Ivanovich's; the other smaller one is Nastasya Petrovnin, and the third, small, with a blue pillow is Mishutkin. She climbed onto a large chair and fell; then she sat down on the middle chair, it was awkward; then she sat down on a small chair and laughed - it was so good. She took the blue cup onto her lap and began to eat. She ate all the stew and began to rock on her chair. The chair broke and she fell to the floor. She stood up, picked up the chair and went to another room. There were three beds: one large - Mikhail Ivanychev's; the other middle one is Nastasya Petrovnina; the third little one is Mishenkina. The girl lay down in the big one; it was too spacious for her; I lay down in the middle - it was too high; She lay down in the small bed - the bed was just right for her, and she fell asleep. And the bears came home hungry and wanted to have dinner. The big bear took the cup, looked and roared in a terrible voice: - WHO WAS BREAD IN MY CUP? Nastasya Petrovna looked at her cup and growled not so loudly: “WHO WAS THE BREAD IN MY CUP?” And Mishutka saw his empty cup and squeaked in a thin voice: “WHO SLIPED IN MY CUP AND SLAUGHED IT ALL OUT?” Mikhail Ivanovich looked at his chair and growled in a terrible voice: “WHO SAT ON MY CHAIR AND MOVE IT OUT OF PLACE?” Nastasya Petrovna looked at her chair and growled not so loudly: “WHO SAT ON MY CHAIR AND MOVE IT OUT OF PLACE?” Mishutka looked at his broken chair and squeaked: “WHO SITTED ON MY CHAIR AND BROKE IT?” The bears came to another room. - WHO WENT INTO MY BED AND CRUSHED IT? - Mikhail Ivanovich roared in a terrible voice. - WHO WENT INTO MY BED AND CRUSHED IT? - Nastasya Petrovna growled not so loudly. And Mishenka set up a small bench, climbed into his crib and squealed in a thin voice: - WHO WENT IN MY BED? And suddenly he saw a girl and screamed as if he was being cut: “Here she is!” Hold it, hold it! Here she is! Ay - ya - yay! Hold it! He wanted to bite her. The girl opened her eyes, saw the bears and rushed to the window. It was open, she jumped out the window and ran away. And the bears did not catch up with her. - WHO WENT INTO MY BED AND CRUSHED IT? - Nastasya Petrovna growled not so loudly. And Mishenka set up a small bench, climbed into his crib and squealed in a thin voice: - WHO WENT IN MY BED? And suddenly he saw a girl and screamed as if he was being cut: “Here she is!” Hold it, hold it! Here she is! Ay - ya - yay! Hold it! He wanted to bite her. The girl opened her eyes, saw the bears and rushed to the window. It was open, she jumped out the window and ran away. And the bears did not catch up with her. I took the little bear cubs and sat them at the table: - Help yourself, little bear cubs, Eat good, sweet honey! And they sit and don’t eat a drop: Even though they love honey, But they can’t open their mouths. G. Boyko Mishka, bear, couch potato! He slept long and deeply, slept through the whole winter, and didn’t get to the Christmas tree, and didn’t ride on a sled, and didn’t throw snowballs, but the little teddy bear would still be snoring. Oh you little bear! V. Berestov Sloth Bear I took the bear cubs and planted them at the table: - Help yourself, little bear cubs, Eat good, sweet honey! And they sit and don’t eat a drop: Even though they love honey, But they can’t open their mouths. G. Boyko A bear in a dark den is sucking a furry paw. He sleeps, clubfooted, and does not hear the spring alarm. He doesn’t hear that the streams are rushing and ringing, That the spring guests - the rooks - have flown in and scream, - The bear doesn’t hear: he’s sleeping. It's time - time flies. The sun's rays are hot, hot, they reached the bear's den, they tickle the bear's nose, they laugh at the sleepy bear. The scarlet ray Prickly turned on its other side, tossed and turned for a long time, groaned for a long time, crunched with fragile brushwood - and woke up. He wanders through the forest - he doesn’t find winter, gloomy from sleep. May spring make you laugh, May the rooks laugh, May the streams ring, May the rays caress - The heavy bear roams cheerfully. Far from winter sleep - Spring makes the bear happy. Sweet tooth The bushes are cracking, breaking, And the noise is loud throughout the forest! The Bear is trying to get into the raspberry tree to get a berry. T. Gusarova - Teddy bear, bear! What happened to you? Why do you sleep in winter? - Because snow and ice are not raspberries and not honey! V. Orlov The clumsy bear cub is dearer than all the animals, And his shaggy dad is the King of forest animals. RECEPTION: And only two bears, And only two bears, And only two bears, Shine in the starry sky. In the summer he loves raspberries And in the winter he sleeps, Even in the summer he walks around in a fur coat He looks for honey. CHORUS: And only two bears, And only two bears, And only two bears, Glow in the starry sky. He goes to bed in the fall and gets up in the spring. A bear sleeps in his den under a large pine tree. CHORUS: And only two bears, And only two bears, And only two bears, Glow in the starry sky. There lived in a spruce forest behind a raging river a huge, greedy and lazy bear. His entire character was expressed in his desire to eat more without hassle. One morning, as always, at a leisurely pace, Toptygin went fishing. He came to the shore, looked at the place, sat down on a tree in the middle of the shallow water and began to beat the prey with a heavy paw: One, the second... Only the clubfoot looked at the third in the icy water, When the cat came and sat down not far away - He was just getting ready to go fishing too! The bear is looking, and this cat is coming in. He has already lashed the water with his paw - The scales are flashing. The bear sighed: “He’ll catch all the damned fish!” But he can’t do it himself, the kittens and all his other relatives will help, and they won’t leave me anything. I’ll go - I’d better refresh myself with raspberries...” In his hearts, the bear abandoned his fishing And, grumbling displeasedly at the cats, He wandered off, breaking bushes in the heat of the moment. Having calmed down a little on the way, Fable Bear Came to the raspberry field and saw: there were a lot of berries, There was aroma and silence all around - You can eat from dawn to dark! But as soon as Toptygin got down to business, a little bird flew in front of his nose: Grab the berry. Am! Grab another one. The bear thought after her: “Well, well! Where can I compete with such agility! I’ll go, it’s better to dig up some roots...” But he’d just started, and the mouse was right there. The bear is sad again: “Everything will be chewed up by people like her... there are countless of them here! Looks like it’s time to go to the village to hunt - I’ll sneak into the barn and drag the heifer away, Where to go, there’s melancholy in my belly...” I waited until nightfall to go to work, but I met a wolf. My thoughts began to spin: “He’s probably going to the village for a heifer, And where there’s one, there’s a whole flock!” And so I decided: “Well, this forest is lost! It’s time for me to go to another thicket, Maybe at least there won’t be anyone there.” Since then, they have often seen him, here and there - wandering, shabby, skinny, from forest to forest, from copse to grove, I still haven’t understood one thing - It’s not he who should be afraid, but him! This story will repeat itself with anyone who is afraid of competition, who is strong, but is not ready in spirit. Do not pay attention to the “cats”. O. Emelyanova. In the summer he walks without a road near the pines and birches, and in the winter he sleeps in a den, hiding his nose from the frost. (bear) He sleeps in a den in winter, He snores quietly, And when he wakes up, well, roar, What is his name - (bear) He is furry, he is big, He sleeps in a den in winter, In summer he chews berries, He takes wild honey from bees, He can roar menacingly Clubfoot beast - (bear)