I love teaching life cycles!! Butterflies, plants, and frogs are so much fun to explore! My kids have loved learning about frogs and we have some fun activities that we did to share with you! This free printable frog life cycle fold-up book, plus skip counting lily pads, skip counting puzzles and some fun frog games are a great addition to your frog unit!
Materials needed for the Frog Life Cycle Fold-Up Book:
Green card stock or construction paper
Scissors
Frog Life Cycle printable (download below)
More learning Fun: Fine-Motor Frog Life Cycle Craft
To create the fold-up portion, simply take a piece of green construction paper and cut it in half the long way. Glue the pieces together end to end.
Fold over 1″ on an end and glue the frog’s face, so that is on the outside of the fold. You will need six more folds and then you can attach some legs to the leftover sections.
More learning fun: Frog Life Cycle “War” Card Game
Glue the life cycle pictures and labels into the fold-up book for a fun and simple way to learn about frogs!
More learning fun: Frog Number Lines for Addition and Subtraction
Click Here to Get the Frog Fold-Up Book
More Frog Games & Activities:
You’ll love these hands-on activities!
Sarah @ Share it! Science says
What a cute activity! Learning about metamorphosis with the little ones is one of my favorites, especially if you are near a pond and can observe it first hand too!
Erika says
Thank you so much for sharing this activity. I know my little one will enjoy it! 😀
Kim says
You’re welcome!! Enjoy!!
Annette says
I can’t print or pull this up without downloading a program. This is a big hassle. Cute activity, but it needs to be easier to print.
Kim says
You are likely not clicking on the product link, but instead clicking on an advertisement. This resource is a PDF that would open with Adobe Reader which is a standard program. If you don’t have that program, then you probably do need to download it, but you would need that with any PDF.
Sara says
I had my kids make this in day-care last week. Thank you so much. They loved the “froggys” as they said.