The Life Cycle of A Frog

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The Life Cycle of A Frog
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A Second Grade Mini Lesson
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Metamorphosis
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• Metamorphosis is the change a frog goes through
  as it grows from a baby tadpole to an adult frog.

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Life Cycle
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• 1) The female frog lays eggs. Some female frogs
  lay up to a 1,000 eggs at a time.
• 2) The eggs hatch within 2-25 days, depending on
  the type of frog
• 3) The tadpoles are born!!!!

Tadpole
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Life Cycle(continued)
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• 4) The tadpoles begin to grow back legs
• 5) The front legs of the tadpole are formed
• 6) The tadpole loses its gills and grows lungs.
  Its face begins to look like a frog, rather than
  a fish.

The tadpole grows legs!!
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Stages (continued)

• 7) The tale slowly gets smaller and smaller until
  it eventually disappears
• 8) The tadpole has become a frog!!!!

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Test Your Knowledge!

• Question
• What happens first to the baby tadpole?
• It loses its tail
• It grows front legs
• It grows lungs
• It grows back legs

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Incorrect!

• It loses its tail is not the correct answer
• Go back and choose another answer!

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Incorrect!

• B) It grows front legs is not the correct answer
• Go back and try again!

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Incorrect!

• It grows lungs is not right
• Go back and pick another answer!

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CORRECT!

• Congratulations! You are correct!
• The baby tadpole first grows back legs!
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Biography
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• My name is Julie Combs. I am a Junior at Western
  Michigan University. I am an Elementary
  Education Major with an emphasis in Early
  Childhood.

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Bibliography

• Frog Animated Pictures! (n.d.). Retrieved
  September 9, 2005, from http//www.internoodle.co
  m/kermit/Frog/Main.asp?Mode1
• Kiddyhouse.com.All About Frogs for Kids and
  Teachers. Oct 9, 1999. http//www.kiddyhouse.com/
  Themes/frogs/