Life cycle of a frog

Life cycle
of a frog

​Stephanie Moreno
EDUC B10

1. Learn the 4 stages of the cycle

2. Be able to identify each stage

3. Will be able to describe each stage

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Learning Objectives

Open Ended

What are some things you know about frogs?

​​Egg

​​Tadpole

Froglet

​​Adult

​The 4 Stages of a Frog

Multiple Choice

What was the 3rd stage?

• Froglet

• Tadpole

The First Stage

Egg

A frogs life begins as a fertilized egg. It is covered by a protective jelly like layer. A female frog lays about a thousand eggs at once by a body of water. The frog eggs hatch after 6-21 days after being laid.

Tadpoles use gills to breath in the water. They also have no legs in the beginning and move like a fish. Tadpoles like to eat algae and plants. After 6-9 weeks they begin to grow two hind legs, this allows them to jump. During this time they also start to develop lungs.

The Second Stage

​Tadpole

Fill in the Blanks

Tadpoles move like a

The Third Stage

​Froglet

In this stage the froglet has fully developed lungs and the 2 front legs have grown. The tail also begins to get smaller. During this stage they are able to go on land and start to eat insects. This means they are almost adult frogs.

This is the last stage of the cycle, the frog now have 2 front legs and fully developed lungs. They also no longer have a tail. They are able to eat large bugs and insects. If it is a female frog it will return to the water and lay more eggs. The cycle then starts again!

The Fourth Stage

​Adult Frog

​Next slide is a fun game to test your frog knowledge!

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