This story tells of different animals asking each other what they see. A bear sees a fish, who sees an eagle, who sees a clam, and so on, with each animal seeing and being seen by the next in the chain. At the end, children are asked what they see, and they respond that they see different animals looking at them. The story is a remake of the classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" and includes Mi'kmaq and English versions.

1. An animal story
Created by Melissa Dedam

2. What do you see?
I see a bear looking at me.

3. Bear, bear what do you see?
I see a fish looking at me.

4. Fish, fish what do you see?
I see an eagle looking at me.

5. Eagle, Eagle what do you see?
I see a clam looking at me.

6. Clam, clam what do you see?
I see a bee looking at me.

7. Bee, bee what do you see?
I see a turtle looking at me.

8. Turtle, turtle what do you see?
I see a frog looking at me.

9. Frog, frog what do you see?
I see a deer looking at me.

10. Deer, deer what do you see?
I see a butterfly looking at me.

11. Butterfly, butterfly what do you see?
I see a rabbit looking at me.

12. Rabbit, rabbit what do you see?
I see children looking at me.

13. Children, children what do you see?
We see different animals looking at
us, that’s what we see!

14. Created by Melissa Dedam
A Re-make of Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See, by Eric Carle
Mi'kmaq Translation by Serena Sock
Photos courtesy of Microsoft office images
Clip art courtesy of Google images
2011