How to Catch a Frog

What was a fact in the beginning of the text?

• They live in ponds.

• Get a tall bucket.

• Frogs will not jump.

• Use a pole to catch frogs.

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Once you see a frog, be quiet and sneak up to it.

What does the word sneak mean?

• To be loud.

• To run.

• To move quietly.

• To jump.

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What place does the text describe?

• a river

• a pond or swamp

• a lake

• an ocean

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What does this text teach us?

• How to catch fish.

• How to swim.

• How to jump.

• How to catch frogs.

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What is the author's purpose of this text?

• Nothing.

• To entertain.

• To persuade.

• To inform.

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Move the frog from the net into a __________.

• bucket

• pond

• pocket

• hole

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You can find frogs in muddy spots by logs.

• True

• False

What does the author suggest you do if you keep the frog?

• Eat it.

• Take good care of it.

• Scare your little brother or sister with it.

• Put the frog back in the pond.

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When you are close, quickly cover the frog with the net.

What does the word quickly mean?

• To move fast.

• To move slow.

• To fall asleep.

• To yell.

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What is the very first step to catching a frog?

• Cover the frog with a net.

• To move quickly.

• Put the frog in a bucket.

• You have to find a frog.