The Frog Life Cycle - 2nd grade

Introduction

Frogs are fascinating amphibians. Have you ever wondered how a frog was born or how long it takes for them to grow into an adult frog? The life cycle of a frog is much different than humans. You will be able to discover some amazing things about them while you visit different websites and complete fun activities.

*TN State Curriculum Standards: 2.LS1: From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes. 3) Use simple geographical representations to show that species have unique and diverse life cycles.

https://youtu.be/KYa6WlxATb4

 

 

Task

https://youtu.be/7NhA9SHunKs

You will be able to:

  • work with a partner and independently
  • explain the stages of a frog's life
  • do a cut and paste activity to share what you have learned with others
  • complete a self-assessment sheet to see what you have learned
  • do some fun activities using the web
  • view/print the scoring rubric before you start, so that you will know what you need to do to be successful

 

Process

https://youtu.be/qjhK3H3N6jo

  • Complete activity sheets 19-20 with a peer/small group of no more than 4 (write each person's name on completed sheets)
  • Complete activity sheets 21-23 independently (write your name only)
  • Copy and paste into your web browser for access to activity sheets: rsd.k12.pa.us/Downloads/FrogLifeCycle2.pdf
  • Identify 2 additional animals of your choice and briefly discuss their life cycles by comparing and contrasting with peer/ small group
  • Use this website for a resource. Copy and paste into your web browser: kidzone.ws/animals/lifecycle.htm 
Evaluation

When you have finished the 5 activity sheets and discussed 2 additional animals' life cycles with your peer/small group, go to the website: enchantedlearning.com/classroom/quiz/frog/shtml

Complete the self-assessment to check your learning.

Rubric: Please check email to view/print scoring rubric for webquest (attached as "frog life cycle rubric").

Conclusion

The last task in your learning is for you to visit: ecosystemforkids.com/life-cycles/life-cycle-of-a-frog.html

There you will find extra information on the frog life cycle, as well as fun games and links to other activities. When you have finished all your tasks, you might enjoy playing these games or trying the puzzles or free printables at the bottom of the page.

Credits
Teacher Page

Mrs. Wayne

email: rachel.wayne30@gmail.com