Hannah and Phillip Hoose thank the Syracuse Cultural Workers for being long supporters of Hey, Little Ant and Phillip Hoose’s other books. They were the first catalog to put the book in their collection and it has been on their pages ever since.
Some may say we are making a mountain of of a mole hill, but we beg to differ. Anthill by E.O. Wilson is a mountain of a book be you human or ant. E.O. Wilson, Pulitzer Prize–winning nonfiction author, Harvard entomology professor, and friend to Hey, Little Ant has created a stunner of a coming… Read more »
The Kids Yoga Resource, the blog for ChildLight Yoga in New Hampshire, uses Hey, Little Ant as a resource to teach the yoga practice of Ahimsa or Non-Violence. Childlight Yoga teaches Ahimsa by telling children to “surround yourself with love and kindness. Be gentle and peaceful in actions, thoughts. Be respectful. Show kindness. Do not… Read more »
No more devouring a book or eating up a story, please, some of us are Vegetarian Readers! Dr. Jenn in her latest blog entry talks about the health benefits for the whole family of going vegetarian. “It can be helpful to get educated about vegetarianism and nutrition,” says Dr. Jenn, “and also to share books… Read more »
From The Hey, Little Ant Essay Challenge Archives comes this dancing ant drawing from a First Grader in Denver, IN with this caption: “I think the boy should not squish the Ant. The boy shuld let the Ant go free.”
L.A. Lakers star Ron Artest will face the Boston Celtics in game one of the NBA Finals on June 3. One might think that the Portland, Maine based team that created Hey, Little Ant might be pulling for the Celtics, but Artest’s solid taste in children’s literature might just make author Phil Hoose a Lakers… Read more »
For a fabulous dramatization of Hey, Little Ant by a group of second graders at T.C. Cherry Elementary visit School Tube.
Author, Phillip Hoose sang “Hey, Little Ant” to 7,000 graduates and audience members at the University of Southern Maine‘s graduation ceremonies this weekend. “No project ever taught me so much about how to work,” Hoose told the graduates. “To succeed, I had to be tenacious and adaptable.” Not only did Hoose (and the book) get… Read more »
When you put “to squish or not to squish” up for a vote amongst kids, the “not” generally wins out. The authors did not write the book just to hear a chorus of “not to squish,” but to open up a dialogue amongst kids and kids and adults. This morning we came across a conversation… Read more »
Author, Phillip Hoose got a very nice note from student Ian Whisner this past week. Phil had the honor of meeting Ian Whisner a year ago at the Green Earth Book Awards at Salisbury University. Ian received an Honorable Mention in The Hey, Little Ant Challenge for his answer to “what do you think that… Read more »