Life Cycle of a Frog Activities for K to 2 Science

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Tadpoles turning into frogs is one of the best science stories there is. These activities help your students learn and write about every stage.

These life cycle of a frog activities take your pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade students from eggs to tadpole to froglet to frog. Hang the 2 page poster, practice the words with vocabulary cards, read the mini book together, and then let students write their own book. Use them while you watch real tadpoles grow, in a science center, or in a spring pond unit.

Life cycle of a frog poster and tadpole activities

What is in it

  • 7 vocabulary cards
  • Frog life cycle mini book
  • Student writing book and writing rubric
  • 2 page metamorphosis poster
  • File folder game, memory game, and vocabulary puzzle
  • KWL chart and can, have, are chart with brainstorming clouds
  • Cut and paste and stage labeling pages
  • 53 pages total

See every page in the Frog Life Cycle Activities preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Frog life cycle stages
  • Metamorphosis vocabulary
  • Nonfiction reading and writing

Where it fits

  • Watching tadpoles in the classroom
  • Science centers and small groups
  • Spring and pond thematic units
  • Pre-K to 2nd grade classrooms

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.76 stars from 26 ratings.

"Loved this! We caught a couple tadpoles and watched them grow into frogs and used this unit to keep track of growth!"

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Eggs to frog

Watch some tadpoles, read the mini book, and let your students write their own.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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