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Some other nifty nonfiction children's book from this Usborne series. These books are short but contain a lot of data. There are many photos and vibrant colors which help draw children in. I have to say, my children's favorite part of this book was towards the cease when nosotros read about frogs who have "centre spots" on their rears to confuse predators! Some other great nonfiction children'due south book from this Usborne series. These books are short just contain a lot of information. At that place are many photos and vibrant colors which help draw children in. I have to say, my children'due south favorite function of this volume was towards the finish when we read about frogs who have "eye spots" on their rears to confuse predators! ...more than

Feb 16, 2013 Rebecca rated it it was amazing

A bang-up early (and piece of cake) introduction to the topic of frogs. Each folio is wonderfully illustrated and contains simply the right corporeality of information for my G'er. Love the Usborne books! A cracking early (and easy) introduction to the topic of frogs. Each page is wonderfully illustrated and contains just the right corporeality of data for my Grand'er. Love the Usborne books! ...more than

Sep 02, 2010 Stephanie rated information technology information technology was astonishing

Recommends it for: Homeschoolers

Recommended to Stephanie by: Sonlight

A great book about frogs. Simple and colorful.

Fantastic! The pictures and diagrams are wonderful to assistance explicate most frogs. The descriptions and details are very simple and understandable. This could exist used for whatever grade really.

I might exist just being picky but I recollect in a volume meant to educate the reader, in this case children, proper terminology should be used. Frogs have slits in the eye of their eyes. Yeah, those are chosen the pupil.

An informative text that covers everything you need to know almost frogs and toads. It has appealing images as simple text. Perfect for an early reader.

I purchased this volume to add to my classroom library.

Apr 06, 2020 Frankie S rated information technology it was amazing

Both my sister (4th grade), my mom and I (kindergarten) all learned something new from this. This serial of books from Usborne is then good! Nosotros tin can't wait to look for tadpoles this Spring Both my sis (fourth form), my mom and I (kindergarten) all learned something new from this. This series of books from Usborne is so good! We tin't wait to look for tadpoles this Bound ...more

Apr 03, 2011 Nichole rated it really liked it

My son and I read this volume as a part of Sonlight'due south Core A Science curriculum. We learned how tadpoles plough into frogs and about different kinds of frogs all over the globe. This is a marvelous book. My son just loved it. The book is written perfectly for younger school historic period children. Children with good reading skills could even manage to read this book on their own. It has brilliant and colorful photos and illustrations. We could accept easily read this book in ane afternoon, but I loved spreading it My son and I read this volume as a part of Sonlight's Core A Science curriculum. Nosotros learned how tadpoles turn into frogs and about different kinds of frogs all over the globe. This is a marvelous book. My son only loved it. The book is written perfectly for younger schoolhouse age children. Children with good reading skills could even manage to read this book on their own. It has brilliant and colorful photos and illustrations. We could take easily read this book in one afternoon, but I loved spreading it out and reading small $.25 at time. My son understood and retained so much more than information that style. ...more

Aug 22, 2016 Leto rated information technology it was astonishing

This volume is about Tadpoles and frogs in the way they were fabricated. Tadpoles are pocket-size, but their eggs are jelly-like. Tadpoles hatch out of the eggs and starting time forming into frogs. Frogs accept different kinds of eye shapes. They may have heart shapes, slits, or ovals. Some frogs can fifty-fifty glide from spot to spot. The largest frog in the world may be piffling known but is called the Goliath Frog. Some frogs accept brusk tongues only are glutinous, and other frogs have long ones. Toads are a unlike kind of f This book is about Tadpoles and frogs in the way they were made. Tadpoles are small, but their eggs are jelly-like. Tadpoles hatch out of the eggs and start forming into frogs. Frogs have different kinds of eye shapes. They may accept heart shapes, slits, or ovals. Some frogs can fifty-fifty glide from spot to spot. The largest frog in the world may be piffling known just is chosen the Goliath Frog. Some frogs have short tongues only are sticky, and other frogs have long ones. Toads are a different kind of frog that have warty skin and don't mind living in dry areas including the desert which some alive in.

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