After we read the story, I had the children draw a picture of thier favorite part of the frog book!!!
If you have read my blog in the last couple of weeks, you know that I aquired some dionsaur tadpoles (as I like to call them). I am creeped out by these bullfrog tadpoles because they are so jumbo. I walked in the other monrning and this is how I found "Bubblegum" sitting...(see him sitting on the bottom of our Nemo statue???)
We made a life cycle of a frog sequence on our door. I gave each student all of the parts, they cut them out and I taped them to the door. It is so colorful, and the students love expalining the life cycle of a frog craft to thier siblings when they arrive at school!
To go with the frog theme, here is a Life Cycle of a Frog Unit that you can purchase at my TpT Store.
That looks like such a cute book! I am pinning it to use for our life cycles unit next year. :) Thanks for sharing!
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Lisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
I love your frog life cycle door!!! Where did you get the cute pictures for them to cut out? I would love to make that next week. We are doing Frogs!thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative!!! I love how you incorporate the lesson/story into so many different crafts and activities. It seems like the best way to teach the kids because I'm sure it's super fun for them. I wish I had you as my kindergarden teacher!
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