This book is for primary aged students. This is another story in the Berenstain Bears series that illustrates when brother and sister bear had a messy room. Together they learn how to organize it and make the room livable again. This is a lesson in a story for children who need to keep their rooms clean and how they can make an organization system with their parents. (Home, not the classroom.)

It made my child-heart blissfully happy when the Berenstain Bears cleaned up their room, put shelves in the closet, and labeled all their boxes. I’ve been trying to live up to that ideal ever since. ( )

The Berenstain Bears is a giant franchise spanning decades of success. The series follows a family of bears and their experiences as they age and grow up. Each volume has its own morals embedded into the story. This particular volume follows the Brother and Sister as they struggle to assign roles as to who cleans what in their room. Teaches a valuable lesson on the art of working together, I loved the Berenstain Bears growing up, and particularly remember this volume being one of my favorites. Very adorable illustrations with lots of colors, an easy plot line to follow with simple language. A must read for all children!

This is a great book in the classroom because it can teach the kids to clean up after themselves. They make their rooms so messy that the momma bear takes all their stuff away in order to teach them a lesson. ( )

From the last page:

And Papa had been right too. It was so much more enjoyable to live in a neat, clean, well-organized room--and so much more relaxing!

It wasn't as exciting to open the big storage closet now, but it was much more practical--and a lot more fun!

Sounds like propaganda to me. What six-year-old was ever worried about how "relaxing" her room was? And boxes are supposed to be fun? How? I guess maybe you could read into it that it's now easier for the cubs to find what they're looking for, so they can play games or whatever without searching, but I'm just not feeling it.