Hilarity ensues when cat forgets to close the chicken coop! We loved looking at all of the adorable things the chickens did once they got a taste of freedom. ( )

This story is designed for primary aged children. It uses a story to help teach math and counting. In the story, Peg and her cat are having a picnic, when they accidentally let loose 100 chickens! They must use problem-solving and counting to make sure all of the chickens are returned to their coop before they can finish their picnic.

This story is perfect for kids who are still learning to read! The wording is simple and easy to sound out. Additional, animal enthusiasts or kids who live on a farm will love the cat and chickens in the story. ( )

This book is a great example for students to learn about solving problems. The character is constantly looking to solve problems and fix what's going on through math. Explaining this to students in an academic setting is helpful in finding ways to solve problems.

it is a fantasy book because the little girl in the story has an afternoon tea party with pig and cat. The cat also helps the girl find solutions to solve the chicken problem. Although the cat did not speak it has as much intelligence as human have, which cannot happen in our real world. ( )

Peg and Cat go on a picnic with Pig when Cat open's the chicken coop and lets 100 chickens loose. The three struggle to get all the chickens back inside the coop and work through the crisis with collaboration and thought process ( )