Frogs

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Frogs
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We can read about frogs in fiction books.
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We can read about frogs in fiction books.
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We can read about frogs in fiction books.
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We can read about frogs in non-fiction books.
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We can read about frogs in non-fiction books.
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We can read about frogs in non-fiction books.
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What are some things that frogs in fiction books
might be able to do that frogs in non-fiction
books cant do? Lets discuss.
wear clothes
talk
hatch eggs
dance
shop
swim
read
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Frogs are animals that spend part of their lives
on water and part of their life on land.
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Frogs are animals that spend part of their lives
on water and part of their life on land.
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Frogs are animals that spend part of their lives
on water and part of their life on land.
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Frogs belong to the animal group called
amphibians.
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Frogs belong to the animal group called
amphibians.
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Frogs belong to the animal group called
amphibians.
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They have very long, jumping, legs.
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They have very long, jumping, legs.
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They have very long, jumping, legs.
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Frogs spend their lives near water because they
must go back to the water to lay eggs.
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Frogs spend their lives near water because they
must go back to the water to lay eggs.
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Frogs spend their lives near water because they
must go back to the water to lay eggs.
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The frogs eggs hatch into tadpoles.
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The frogs eggs hatch into tadpoles.
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The frogs eggs hatch into tadpoles.
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Tadpoles breathe with gills.
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Tadpoles breathe with gills.
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Tadpoles breathe with gills.
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Tadpoles also called polliwogs, swim using a tail.
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Tadpoles also called polliwogs, swim using a tail.
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Tadpoles also called polliwogs, swim using a tail.
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As tadpoles get older they lose their tail and
develop lungs for breathing air.
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As tadpoles get older they lose their tail and
develop lungs for breathing air.
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As tadpoles get older they lose their tail and
develop lungs for breathing air.
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A froglet still has some of its tail and breathes
using lungs.
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A froglet still has some of its tail and breathes
using lungs.
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A froglet still has some of its tail and breathes
using lungs.
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Frogs eat insects, catching them with long,
sticky tongues.
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Frogs eat insects, catching them with long,
sticky tongues.
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Frogs eat insects, catching them with long,
sticky tongues.
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In cold, winter weather, frogs bury themselves in
sand and mud and hibernate.
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In cold, winter weather, frogs bury themselves in
sand and mud and hibernate.
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In cold, winter weather, frogs bury themselves in
sand and mud and hibernate.
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The adult frog has no tail and breathes air.
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The adult frog has no tail and breathes air.
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The adult frog has no tail and breathes air.
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The female frog lays eggs in the water and the
cycle starts again.
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The female frog lays eggs in the water and the
cycle starts again.
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The female frog lays eggs in the water and the
cycle starts again.
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The End