Year 2 science · C.9 · Living things
Growing up
Frogs grow from eggs to tadpoles, then young frogs, and finally become adults. Each stage comes one step after the last.
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Omar wonders: What comes after a frog's egg stage?
- Young (right)
- Grow
- Pond
Ines and Eli are curious. Which stage comes before a young frog?
- Tadpole
- Egg (right)
- Young
Omar saw a frog in a pond. It was not an adult. What stage might it be in?
- A tree
- An old frog
- Young (right)
Tip: Frogs grow from eggs to tadpoles, then young frogs, and finally become adults. Each stage comes one step after the last.
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