Frogs are long-living amphibians that prefer moist environments. Certain species, like the green tree frog, can live for 15 years when kept captive. Within days, frog eggs emerge into tadpoles which feed on algae and plants as food sources. After some weeks, the tadpole develops hind legs and its tail disappears; additionally, it begins eating […]
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Frogs typically lay their eggs in placid water among vegetation, where the eggs are covered in a jelly-like substance to keep them moist and protect them. Once a tadpole hatches, it resembles more closely that of a fish than of a frog and features gills to enable underwater breathing and to facilitate feeding on plants
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Encourage children to act out the various stages in a frog’s life cycle. They can draw their own diagram, or use this printable life cycle worksheet with pictures as reference for cutting out. Students can click and drag vocabulary words for kids’ frog life cycle vocabulary into the appropriate boxes, facilitating language acquisition especially among
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A girl and her mother gather frog spawn from a pond, then watch as the jellylike eggs hatch and grow into tadpoles. Large easy-to-read illustrations combine with factual information for this tale of discovery that also includes environmental warnings and care-taking advice. An effective way for students to explore animal growth and metamorphosis is with
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