Objective

By the end of this lesson, the toddler will be able to understand basic facts about frogs and their habitats.

Materials and Prep

• Paper and crayons
• Access to the internet or books about frogs
• Optional: toy frogs or pictures of frogs

No prior knowledge or preparation is required for this lesson.

Activities

• Activity 1: Frog Coloring

Provide the toddler with paper and crayons. Encourage them to draw and color their own frog. Talk about the different colors and shapes they can use.

• Activity 2: Frog Facts

Using the internet or books, show the toddler pictures of different types of frogs. Share interesting facts about frogs, such as their ability to jump and their habitat in ponds or wetlands.

• Activity 3: Frog Sounds

Play audio or video recordings of frog sounds. Help the toddler imitate the sounds and discuss how frogs communicate with each other.

Toddler Grade Talking Points

• Frogs are small animals that live in ponds and wetlands.
• Frogs have long legs that help them jump and swim.
• Frogs make different sounds to talk to each other.
• Some frogs can change their color to blend in with their surroundings.
• Frogs eat insects and bugs.
• Frogs lay eggs in the water, and those eggs hatch into tadpoles.
• Tadpoles grow legs and turn into frogs as they get older.
• Frogs are important for the environment because they eat pests and help control insect populations.