Wood Frog
“Wood Frog” by David M. Schwartz, published by Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP in 2001, is a 24-page exploration of the life cycle of wood frogs. This edition, presented in English, is part of the Springboard into Science Series, which aims to introduce young readers to the unique developmental processes of various species. Through clear text and vibrant photographs, the book illustrates how wood frogs transition from their aquatic beginnings to their woodland habitats, emphasizing the connection between their growth and seasonal changes.
Readers will find an engaging overview of the wood frog’s life cycle, detailing its journey from ponds to forests and back again. The book focuses on the biological aspects of this amphibian, making it a valuable resource for children interested in animals and nature. With its straightforward approach, “Wood Frog” encourages curiosity about the natural world and the various life cycles that exist within it, making it an informative addition to any young reader’s collection.
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This Springboard into Science Series shows young children that every living thing goes through a cycle of development and growth that is unique to its species. Life Cycles introduces young readers to the fascinating series of life changes for plants and animals as familiar as green beans and chickens and as elusive as hummingbirds and jumping spiders. Full-color, close-up photographs and straightforward, easy-to-understand text help bring each reader’s understanding of nature full cycle.Wood frogs live in the woods. Like many frogs, they came from ponds, and they go back to ponds in spring to lay their eggs. Take a close look at a wood frog’s full cycle of growth and development.
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