Ant Hill Books in Order

The Ant Hill children stage a play about their ancestors' first Thanksgiving. Their performance follows ants traveling on the Mayflower behind the Pilgrims, crossing the Atlantic and meeting new six-legged friends around a harvest meal.

The Ant Hill children work together on a large Valentine's Day card, decorating it with lace, glue and stars. As they consider possible recipients, their classroom project becomes a celebration of affection and appreciation.

The Ant Hill children join a St. Patrick's Day parade with shamrocks and bagpipes. A chase after a leprechaun takes their celebration in a new direction, leading them toward the end of a rainbow.

Dressed in Halloween costumes, the Ant Hill children enter a spooky fun house. Strange sights and sounds unsettle them, and their flashlight offers a way to investigate what is really hiding in the dark.

The ants enjoy watermelon and corn during a summer picnic in the park. As the afternoon gives way to sunset, their outing presents a new task: finding the way back home after a long day.

A winter snow day sends the Ant Hill children outdoors to count flakes, throw snowballs and build snow ants. Planning a sled ride brings questions about how many ants will fit and how fast they might travel.

The Ant Hill children plant a garden of their own and watch it grow as spring arrives. Their experience introduces seeds, flowers and the connection between April rain and the changes they see in May.