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A Frog in our Classroom – Goldfish Series
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Basil and Rana discover frog eggs in a small pond and take them to school to observe the development of the frogs’ life cycle.
But when the tadpole grows up it is a lonely and unhappy frog. Will the children realize that and set him free? Lift the flap to find out!
A Frog in our Classroom Parent and Teacher Guide
Basil and Rana discover frog eggs in a pond and bring them to school to observe their fascinating life cycle. But when the tadpole becomes a lonely, unhappy frog, will the children set him free? Lift the flap to find out!
This inspiring story teaches children about the life cycle of frogs and amphibians while highlighting the importance of freedom for all living creatures. A perfect blend of science and compassion!
Questions for Discussion
- Imagine yourself in Basel and Rana’s classroom, how would you react when seeing the frog?
- Have you ever seen a frog? What sound does a frog make? Can you imitate it?
- Why do you think the frog wasn’t happy inside the container?
- Imagine how the teacher felt when the frog jumped onto her head.
- Can you picture yourself helping her if you were in the class?
- Try to describe the frog’s feelings when it jumped out of the window.
| ISBN | 9789957040338 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 20 pages |
| Binding | Soft Cover |
| Weight | 0.106 kg |
| Size | 21 × 21 cm |
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