Frog Life Cycle Cloze
Fill in the gaps to complete the text describing the frog life cycle using the words from the box on the second page of the worksheet.
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Finding frogspawn and watching for tadpole and then frogs is one of the great pleasures of childhood. Children can learn more about the stages that go on in the frog life cycle with our colouring pages, worksheets and activities.
Frogs tend to lay many eggs because there are lots of hazards to the eggs and young. These eggs are sometimes called frogspawn.
About 1-3 weeks after fertilization the eggs that survive will hatch.
When tadpoles first hatch they tend to cling to weeds and grasses. After about 7 to 10 days the tadpoles will start swimming around and feeding on algae.
After about 6 weeks the tadpole will grow its back legs and the body starts to grow longer and the head becomes more distinct. After about 9 weeks the tadpole has grown its front legs and now looks more like a small frog with a long tail.
About 12 weeks after hatching the tadpole has only a short tail, looks like a smaller version of a adult frog and is about to leave the water.
The frog has now reached adulthood It leaves the water and will begin the task of finding a mate, before returning to the water to lay eggs and start the cycle again.
Fill in the gaps to complete the text describing the frog life cycle using the words from the box on the second page of the worksheet.
My son rescued some tadpoles last year and watched them develop into frogs, and the whole process was fascinating! You can learn more about the life cycle of a frog from this simple colouring page. Choose two versions below: labelled, or blank for you to label yourself.
Each colouring page in this set of 6 has a different phase of a frog's life cycle to colour in, and if you choose the blank versions you can label each stage too.
Here's a fun booklet which you can use to record your observations on the lifecycle of frogs. There are boxes to write down details and dates for each phase of the life cycle, then pages with plenty of space for writing observations and adding pictures.
Are you learning all about the life cycle of a frog? This labelling worksheet is a great way to test how much the kids have learned. Choose from colour or black and white versions below.
Can you tell a froglet from an adult frog and label them correctly on this diagram, along with the other phases of the frog life cycle? We've listed the words you'll need to complete the diagram in the box on the right.
Our frog life cycle matching cards can be cut horizontally only and folded in half to make them double sided, or cut out individually for matching games and activities - making them very versatile and useful.
The aim of this worksheet is to match each picture to one of the frog life cycle phases, then put them in the right order too. Choose from colour or black and white versions below.
Here are some useful notebooking pages, perfect for recording what you have learned about the frog life cycle. There are two pages for each stage of the life cycle process - lined, or lined with space for a drawing or diagram too.
This set of frog life cycle photo posters clearly shows the incredible transformation that happens during the life cycle of a frog! Print out (using your printer's borderless settings for the best results) then use in classroom displays.
It's easy to learn about the lifecycle of a frog with this fun and simple to understand life cycle poster. Great for class discussions - have the children ever seen frog spawn or a full-sized frog in real-life perhaps?
Learn about the lifecycle of a frog with our printable posters. They're easy to print and display in the classroom, and you can choose from our labelled or blank versions below (6 pages each).
Are you learning about the lifecycle of a frog? These printable life cycle sequencing cards (and arrows) let you create your own large diagram showing the process. Can the kids put the cards in the correct order? Choose from blank or labelled versions below.
Here's a fun cut and paste activity to help the kids learn about the life cycle of a frog. Can they cut out the pictures, arrange them in the correct order than glue them onto the life cycle diagram?.
Take the kids through the lifecycle process of a frog with this slideshow. Watch on your computer screen or whiteboard - you can pause each slide as long as you like to discuss what you see!
Use this story paper featuring a diagram of the frog life cycle to write your own description - we've got four versions to choose from below, either lined or with handwriting lines, and in colour or black and white.
There's plenty of space to describe what happens in the frog life cycle on this story paper - and we've got both lined and handwriting versions to suit different ages and abilities. We also have two black and white versions if you'd prefer to colour in the picture too...
Our frog life cycle story papers are perfect if you're learning about the frog life cycle process.
There are six phases in the life cycle of a frog, and we've got a story paper for each stage in this set of labelled worksheets, each with plenty of room for writing notes or observations. Choose from black and white or colour, and lined or with handwriting lines.
Useful in so many ways, this set of frog life cycle word cards can be used for displays, vocabulary work etc.
Froglet is quite a cute word! It's hidden in this word search grid along with 9 other words all to do with the lifecycle of a frog...
Use this useful blank worksheet for the kids to fill in when they are studying hibernating animals. Write a description and a little about the animal's habitat, draw or paste in a picture, and then tick the boxes to categorise the animal.