What beautiful valentines you've made. Thank you, Mother Bear. I'm going to deliver them to my friends now.

Don't forget to check the mailbox to see if we got any valentines today. Oh, I'll check now.

Mother Bear, look! It's a valentine for you. For me? What does it say?

Can you read it to me?

It says, will you be my valentine?

It's beautiful, but who's it from?

Oh, it doesn't say. You must have a secret admirer.

A secret admirer?

Someone who thinks you're very special.

Hmm. Oh, I know. It must be from Emily.

It could be. Why don't you go and see?

Hi, little bear. Happy Valentine's Day.

This is for you. Thank you, little bear. I won't forget who this one's from. Thanks for your valentine, Emily.

But I haven't given it to you yet. You haven't? No. Here it is.

Didn't you make me this? No, but I wish I did. It's very pretty. But if you didn't make it, who did?

I'd say someone who likes lace. I know. It's hand.

Oh, yes. Hand loves lacy things. Thank you for the valentine, Emily. Happy Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day, little bear.

Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Hello, Hen. Happy Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day to you, too, little bear.

Do you want your valentine now? Oh, it's lovely. Thank you.

This deserves to be in a special place.

Don't touch the cookies. They're still a little hot. Mmm. They smell delicious.

I made everyone a cookie valentine this year. Me, too? Of course.

But if you made me a cookie, who made me this?

Well, if there's no name on it, you have to guess. It's like a game.

It must be from someone who loves to play games.

Duck! I'll go see her next. Don't forget your cookie.

Thank you, Hen. And happy Valentine's Day. Goodbye, little bear.

Duck. Duck. Duck.

Mmm. Duck. Duck.

I love your valentine. You do? At first, I thought it was from Emily and then Hen.

But then I knew it had to be from you. It is from me.

How did you make it? Well, first I picked a leaf that looked like a heart.

Then I took some mud and I stepped on it. But here, read it.

Um. Uh. It says, "Dear Valentine, I love you more than mud."

Thank you, Duck. This is for you.

Thank you, little bear. It looks like somebody I know.

Yes. It's me. It looks just like you.

Oh. That's a beautiful valentine.

I know. It's from my secret admirer.

Your secret admirer? Who's that?

I don't know. Someone put it in my mailbox.

And they didn't tell you?

Hehehe. Somebody likes to play tricks.

You're right, Duck. It's from somebody who loves to play tricks.

Hmm. Sounds like owl to me.

Owl? I guess it could be owl.

Thanks, Duck. Happy Valentine's Day. Happy Valentine's Day.

Aah!

Day.

Of course I didn't make that. I prefer to put a poem in my valentines.

Here's yours. Thank you.

Can you read it for me, Owl?

It says, "Roses a red, violets are blue, brownies are brown, and so are you."

Happy Valentine's Day.

Thank you, Owl.

Do you like it?

Oh, I do. Very much.

Hmm.

Then what's wrong?

I can't figure out who sent me this valentine.

Let me see.

Hmm. Lovely lace, beautiful penmanship, and look how neatly it's glued.

Whoever made this loves you very much.

Will you be my valentine? I know who it is.

I don't suppose there's a valentine in that basket for me?

Yes, Owl. Of course there is.

Thank you.

Thank you, Owl, and Happy Valentine's Day.

Mother bear, mother bear!

Mother bear!

Hello, little bear.

Look at all the valentines I got.

Oh, they're lovely.

Did you find your secret admirer?

No.

I wonder who it could be.

Well, it's someone who loves lace.

Mm-hmm.

And likes to play games.

Mm-hmm.

And is very tricky, but loves me a lot.

Mm. That is a puzzle.

Yes, and it's made me very hungry.

Can I have a cookie?

Certainly.

Oh.

What's this?

I wonder who it's from.

It's not signed.

I guess you have a secret admirer too.

Let me see it.

It says, I'll be your valentine if you'll be mine.

Who could it be?

Uh...

It's me.

I'm your secret admirer, and you know it.

Yes, and I'm your secret admirer, and you know it too.

Yes.

A father bear?

Hmm?

I was drawing that.

Oh, sorry. Do you want it back?

No. Will you hold it up for me?

How's this?

Perfect.

I'm drawing pictures for mother bear.

It's very good.

Mother bear never forgets my birthday, so a juror forget me not.

I haven't forgotten something, have I?

No. I'm just thinking about mother bear.

Where are you off to?

To make more pictures.

Hmm. There are so many.

What other flowers make you think of mother bear?

Well, roses are beautiful, just like mother bear.

And this flower smells nice and sweet.

Just like mother bear.

What's so funny?

You have some flower on your nose.

There. That's better.

Much better.

Interesting.

This daisy smiles just like mother bear.

It does indeed.

Hold them up, mother bear.

How's this?

Perfect.

Hmm.

Mother bear sings like a bird.

Hmm.

Sun sure feels good.

Just like when mother bear gives me a hug.

Oh.

Mother bear's good neck kisses are like butterflies.

Butterflies?

Uh-huh.

They're soft and tickle a little bit.

May I have a kiss, motherfly?

You forgot to say please.

Please.

Close your eyes, father bear.

Thank you.

Yes, mother bear's kisses are just like butterflies.

Faster, father bear, faster.

Whoa, father bear, whoa.

Mmm, I smell something good.

Me too.

Mother bear breaks the very best chocolate cake.

Mmm-hmm.

Yes, she does.

What are you drawing, little bear?

We're back, mother bear.

Well, hello.

What have you got there?

Oh, nothing.

Nothing at all.

Uh-huh.

For you, dear.

Why, they're beautiful.

I made you something, mother bear.

Oh, let's see.

For mother bear.

I drew you this, forget me, not today,

because you always remember my birthday.

Roses are pretty, just like you.

Violet smells sweet like you too.

This daisy smile is bright, like when you smile at me.

[Laughs]

And when I heard this bird sing, it sounded just like you.

The sun is warm like you when you hug me tight.

Mmm.

And the butterfly kisses just like you, mother bear,

when you kiss me good night.

Oh, little bear, thank you.

It's wonderful.

There's one more picture.

What's this for?

Because you bake the best chocolate cake.

So it's my chocolate cake you love me for.

If I stop making it, will you still love me?

Yes.

You could always make the best pumpkin pie.

Or strawberry short cake.

Well, I have a surprise for you too.

What?

You do.

Guess.

Chocolate cake.

How did you guess?

Mmm.

Because we know you love us too.

[Laughs]

Mmm.

Okay, Duck, it's your turn.

Let's see.

I spy with my little eye something.

[Laughs]

Orange.

I think I know.

The sun.

No.

This caterpillar?

No.

Those flowers are orange.

Uh-uh.

Your feet.

They are.

But that's not the answer.

I know.

Your beak.

Aw.

Your right little bear.

Your turn.

Hmm.

I spy with my little eye something.

Green and skinny.

Leaves.

Uh-uh.

Keep looking.

[Laughs]

Cats tail.

My tail isn't green.

[Laughs]

Your nose.

[Laughs]

My nose isn't green.

I meant your eyes?

My eyes are green.

But that's not the right answer.

Dragonfly?

Nope.

The grass.

Uh-uh.

Ooh.

This is hard.

Hmm.

It's shiny and green.

Do you give up?

Wait.

It's no feet.

Right, cat.

Hi, everyone.

What are you doing?

We're playing, I spy.

We spied you.

I love I spy.

Can I play?

Can I be it?

I think it's Cat's turn.

But it's too dark to play now.

No, it isn't.

Things just look different in the dark.

Cat's right.

Cat?

Oh, where did you go?

Hmm.

He was just here.

He kaboo.

I see you.

But can you see me?

Cat, where are you?

If you want to find me,

you have to find some very small umbrellas.

Umbrellas?

[Laughs]

Follow me.

We have to find very small umbrellas.

Oh, oh, oh!

Hey!

Ow!

Wait for me!

I can't see anything.

Keep looking, Mitzi.

Hmm.

Those trees look like very big umbrellas.

Hmm.

I spy.

I spy.

I spy.

I spy.

Very small umbrellas.

Mushrooms, it's mushrooms.

Mushrooms?

See?

Little tiny umbrellas.

I love this game.

Very good, no feet.

Cat, is that you?

He's gone again.

I spy with my little eyes,

something with a big head and very long legs.

Does it have teeth?

I hope so.

Grr!

Big pointy teeth.

Grr!

Yes, the better to bite you in.

[Laughs]

Can we spy something else?

Let's keep looking, Duck.

It'll be all right.

Okay.

Little Bear.

Don't those look like goblins?

I love goblins.

Little Bear.

Did you find Cat?

No, just some rocks that look like goblins.

We're not looking for goblins.

Find the monster with the big head and very long legs.

And big teeth.

Well, I'm not scared of any monsters.

I am.

[Gasping]

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

[Laughs]

Whoo!

What?

What?

What?

What?

Yeah!

[Laughs]

Nope.

Oh, no!

[Screaming]

Help!

Duck?

Are you all right?

Great big spiders caught me!

[Laughs]

Oh!

That's not a spider.

It's a bunch of pumpkins.

[Laughs]

Look!

A big head.

And very long legs.

[Laughs]

Right.

Oh.

I get it.

I spy the big head and long legs.

Pumpkins!

Okay.

Now find me.

Hmm.

I have an idea.

Come this way.

[Laughs]

Okay.

I spy with my little eye.

A boat in the sky.

Hey.

Where did you go?

[Laughs]

Shh.

Find the boat in the sky.

But boats are in the water.

Not this boat.

Find the boat in the sky.

And you're fine.

Us.

[Laughs]

Hey.

Boat in the sky.

[Laughs]

Boo!

Yay!

You found us!

[Laughs]

Good game, Cat.

Thank you, little bear.

Can it be my turn now?

Go ahead, no feet.

All right.

I spy with my little eye.

Something black.

Hmm.

My eyes?

No, it's my eyes.

[Laughs]

Um.

No.

Cat's tail.

My tail is black.

No.

[Laughs]

It's the night.

Oh.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.