1. Where do we often find frogs?

2. When does the female frog lay her eggs?

3. What do the eggs look like?

4. Where does she lay them?

5. What do we call the eggs?

6. What sorts of creatures come out of the eggs?

7. Which legs do tadpoles grow first?

8. Which part of the tadpole drops off first?

9. What do frogs eat?

10. What do frogs do when cold weather comes?

Frogs can live in or out of water. We often find them in damp places.

The female frog lays her eggs in spring. She lays her eggs in water. The eggs look like a mass of jelly. We call the eggs frog-spawn.

Tadpoles come out of the eggs. Tadpoles have long tails, but no legs.

The tadpoles grow their back legs first. Then they grow their front legs. Later on, the tails drop off and the tadpoles become frogs.

Frogs eat insects.

When the cold weather comes frogs hibernate at the bottom of the pond.

1. What do tadpoles eat?

2. How do tadpoles breathe?

3. How do frogs breathe?