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This is a cute counting picture book. The rhyming was comforting, the illustrations fun for kids, and the math part subtle but yet effective. There is even a little bit of a lesson about blame included at the end.

Read for the steeplechase challenge Fixed Barrier Swing Set Hurdle, tag insects.

This book is about a group of ants who travel in a group of 100 to a picnic. The group is so large that it takes them a long time to get to the picnic. To cut down on the amount of time it's taking to get to the picnic the ants break themselves into smaller groups. When they finally get there they encounter a surprise. This book is an awesome book to use when teaching grouping larger numbers into groups with smaller numbers. This book is good for grades k-5.

This is a story about 100 hungry ants who have to hurry to a picnic. They begin by marching in a single file line, until they realize that they’re going too slow. They change way they march, into rows of 2, 4, 5, etc. This book can be used to teach the concept of dividing numbers, as well as forming different groups to get the same number. This book teaches students a lot about number sense and different ways to get the same number.

Read this book on our 100th day of school. The class really enjoyed it (although they did not quite understand the math...they are 4-5 years old). The ants are hungry and on their way to a picnic. On the way, the smallest ant tells them to stop and get into shorter lines to get there quicker. The pictures on each page show various animals walking away with food while the ants are still on the way. Will they arrive in time or will it all be gone?

To find yummies for their tummies, 100 hungry ants try to find a way to get to the picnic faster before all the food is gone! One clever little ant divides them up using tricky math skills...will they get there in time?

One Hundred Hungry Ants sneakily throws in some math facts for the littlest readers.

Love the way this book can be used to teach multiple ways of dividing 100.

This books looks at breaking down the whole into smaller numbers. This could be a fun introduction into how you can break numbers down into smaller parts.

One Hundred Hungry Ants is a about 100 hungry ants on their way to a picnic. On their way the little any yells lets make 2 rows of 50 to get there quicker. Also making 4 rows of 25 and 10 rows 10 along the way. This a wonderful book to teach about all the different ways to make one hundred or any number. A fun activity for this book would have the students come up with their own group of any animals and practice grouping them differently. This gives them time to work on grouping of different numbers.

So while this is definitely a kid's math book, it was recommended to me as a business parable. As a parable, it seems to recommend against useless restructuring. And maybe making sure there is someone to question the leader.

This book is about one hundred hungry ants preparing to eat at a picnic. It’s fun to see the ants going all over the place trying to organize themselves into rows so that they can get to the picnic faster.This story was cute and funny.The ants decided to divide into two lines of 50, four lines of 25, and 10 lines of 10. This book will be perfect for a first or second-grade lesson. It was fun to read, and there were lots of educational lessons could take from it. This book could be used to help assist with beginning multiplication and division.

Classic illustrations.

Storybook meant to teach Math in a fun way.

Love how ants work in general. So yes, works fine.

And yes, the whole story is a great singalong!