Masha and the Bear, Jam Day

When faced with the strenuous task of getting rid of this enthusiastic girl to whom he finds in his house one day Bear soon begins to worry about her safety in the woods.

Bear barricades his home for the winter but must deal with Masha and her awakening of the bees. However when the Bear cooks some porridge he discovers her fallen asleep.

The Bear adores New Year’s Eve so much that he wakes up just to celebrate this holiday.

First snow falls and the Bear decides to teach Masha how to distinguish the tracks of different animals.

Wolves kidnap Masha in an attempt to obtain ransom from the Bear.

The Bear decides to harvest berries and to cook jam. This idea is literally up to Masha’s taste. She tries everything.

As Spring arrives Bear stumbles across a female bear. He is quick to ask her on a date but plans are ruined by Masha.

The Bear goes fishing. However it is not long before Masha appears and transforms a pleasant fishing trip into a nightmare. Eventually Masha ends up catching a magic goldfish.

After giving Masha a mobile phone for her journey in the woods she begins to abuse this power. As a result Masha's safety is at risk.

The impatient Masha is eager to go ice skating and manages to drag Bear outside in order to awaken him. Now he has no choice but to teach her.

With the beginning of September Masha like all the children wants to go to school and asks the Bear to make her a desk.

The Bear patiently waits to collect the harvest of carrots. And so does the hungry hare.

Masha wants to play hide and seek. But the Bear has other plans in mind. Knowing that it is impossible to go against her wishes he agrees to play with her.

Masha finds an egg from which a penguin hatches. Bear decides the penguin will only be happy in suitable weather conditions and sends him to Antarctica.