Students will learn vocabulary and basic anatomy through visual pictures. The second and third grade students will learn about the various characteristics of frogs and survival, as they label both frogs in pictorial form.
Students have basic knowledge of frogs and tadpoles, and that there are different types.
Teacher should have picture and information previously outlined on butcher paper in pencil, then re-do it in maker during the lesson. Write down notes in pencil for reference, or tape a note card nearby. There are over 4,000 different kinds of frogs in the world. The frog we have in our classroom in an African Clawed Frog. Because it has clawed feet.