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• Ant March to the Golden Gate 🐜🌉 | Learn Counting 1-5 with Funny Buttons!

• Ant March to the Golden Gate 🐜🌉 | Learn Counting 1-5 with Funny Buttons! Join the tiny travelers on a big journey in Ant March to the Golden Gate! 🐜 In this episode of our Funny Colorful Buttons & Shapes series, we follow the ants as they "go marching one by one" all the way to "five by five". Our destination? The beautiful Golden Gate in San Francisco! As the ants march "down to the ground to get out of the rain," they meet a very special friend—a dinosaur who "knows how to skate" right through the Golden Gate!. Along the way, we’ll practice counting and see some "great surprises". Watch as the "little one stops to tie his shoe" or "climb a tree" while the skating Dino shows off his tricks. Our world is full of Funny Colorful Buttons, so keep an eye out for button-shaped raindrops in our favorite "crafty" colors: yellow, green, blue, and red. Whether the ants are stopping to "shuffle the door" or "take a dive," this "simple melody" makes learning to count from 1 to 5 "so very happy". Subscribe to Twinkle Little Songs for more multiplication math songs, nursery rhymes, and counting adventures that turn every trip into a celebration! Hashtags #AntsGoMarching #GoldenGate #CountingForKids #DinoTheDinosaur #FunnyButtons #SanFrancisco #NurseryRhymes #LearnToCount #TwinkleLittleSongs #EducationalSongs Keywords & Tags Ant march to the Golden Gate, counting 1 to 5, ants go marching song, skating dinosaur, San Francisco for kids, funny colorful buttons and shapes, nursery rhymes for toddlers, educational math songs, learn to count, Twinkle Little Songs, the little one stops to tie his shoe, get out of the rain, preschool counting, Dino the dinosaur San Francisco, 4 times table dinosaur, simple melody counting, colorful shapes for kids, kindergarten math. Information Note: While the ants marching actions, the skating dinosaur, and the Golden Gate setting are directly from the sources, the specific "Ant March to San Francisco" crossover and the "button-shaped raindrops" are creative branding concepts from our conversation history to maintain your channel's unique style.