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As King Kukaroo walks around the island, he sees the bears sharing different ways of saying I love you.
When letters start arriving in Bear Island from the South Pole, the bears decide to travel forth and meet someone new.
Sometimes projects seem too big to ever complete! Well, when you do it a little bit at a time, it's easier than you think.
When Grandma Momo comes for a visit on Bear Island, the cubs are sad to see her go. But they soon learn that all those big feelings only shows how much they love their grandma and how much she loves them, too.
Tank loves to talk about all the things he's good at. But, after a long walk and talk with Old Nan, he realizes sometimes it's the most special to make someone else feel special.
Tank confronts the first day of school and learns there is a difference between what you want and what is best for you.
When a guitar washes up to the black sand beaches of Bear Island, Gem decides to try and learn how to play. She becomes convinced that she can't show her skills off until she's perfect. King Kucaroo and Dish help her see that sometimes it's the getting better that's the best of all.
When Tutu and Two Shoes introduce the bears to marshmallows, they are in love with the treats! However, after Ralph accidentally burns his up, he discovers something interesting: he likes burnt marshmallows! This leads the bears to realize that not every set-back has to be a back thing. Sometimes it's just an opportunity. This episode deals with disappointment and creativity.
When Honey is interrupted in her juggling game, she and her friends discover some pea seeds. They plant the seeds and grow their own peas!
When King Kucaroo notices that the days are getting hotter and hotter, he goes and speaks to a climate science professor to learn what he and the rest of the bears can do to help.
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