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Frog life cycle - advanced
Draw in the stages of a frog's life cycle, or choose from the photographs in our photo-bank. Write about the different stages of development.
Discussion points
- What type of animal is a frog?
- What are the features of a frog's habitat?
- What physical characteristics make a frog suitable to its habitat?
Teaching tips:
Children can select a suitable template to write about the life cycle of a frog. Encourage children to refer to the Guidance and Vocabulary within the activity to inform and uplevel their descriptions. Use the cog button to add a photo, either from the photo bank or from your device.
To compare and explore the differences in the life cycles of a mammal, insect, and bird, children could also complete Female lifespan and Male lifespan, Butterfly life cycle - Advanced, and Chicken life cycle - Advanced.
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