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Frog Lifecycle Craft Activity For Kids
Last week we shared how to make Toilet Tube Frogs. Today we have a fantastic and fun frog-themed craft to help teach kids about the Lifecycle of the Frog. I remember learning about lifecycles as a child and always found it so fascinating. I also remember going tadpole fishing with my teachers and it was so much fun. I hope you enjoy this Frog Lifecycle craft and teaching idea.
Supplies For This Fun Frog Project
- White Paper Plate
- Green Craft Paint
- Black Marker Pen
- 1 Tbsp. Vanilla Frosting
- White Sixlets Candy
- 2 Gummy Worms
- Green Gumball
- 3 Frog-shaped Gummies
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How To Make This Frog Craft
Paint the rim around the plate green. Leave the center white. Let the paint dry.
To make the tadpole, cut a gummy worm in half for the tail and stick the gumball on the end.
To make the froglet, cut the front legs off a frog gummy and stick half of the gummy worm on the back end of it for the tail.
Use a black marker and draw 2 lines on the white circle on the plate so it splits the plate into even fourths.
In each section of the plate write one word each: Eggs, Tadpole, Froglet, Frog.
In the Egg section, put a dollop of frosting on the plate, and stick a little pile of white candy all over it.
In the Tadpole section, put a little dot of frosting and stick the tadpole on.
In the froglet section, put a little dot of frosting and stick the froglet on.
In the Frog section, put a little dot of frosting and stick a whole frog on.
This is a fun learning craft for kids!
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Frog Lifecycle Craft Activity For Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make a frog lifecycle made into a paper plate.
Materials
- White Paper Plate
- Green Craft Paint
- Black Marker Pen
- 1 Tbsp. Vanilla Frosting
- White Sixlets Candy
- 2 Gummy Worms
- Green Gumball
- 3 Frog-shaped Gummies
Instructions
Paint the rim around the plate green. Leave the center white. Let the paint dry.
To make the tadpole, cut a gummy worm in half for the tail and stick the gumball in the end.
To make the froglet, cut the front legs off a frog gummy and stick half of the gummy worm on the back end of it for the tail.
Use a black marker and draw 2 lines on the white circle on the plate so it splits the plate into even fourths.
In each section of the plate write one word each: Eggs, Tadpole, Froglet, Frog.
In the Egg section, put a dollop of frosting on the plate, and stick a little pile of white candy all over it.
In the Tadpole section, put a little dot of frosting and stick the tadpole on.
In the froglet section, put a little dot of frosting and stick the froglet on.
In the Frog section, put a little dot of frosting and stick a whole frog on.
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Don’t have time to do this craft now? Pin it to Pinterest so you can save it for later! I appreciate all shares and am grateful for your support!
About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
Oh! This is really cute.. I will try this with my little one for sure
It’s fun and interesting all at once.
Brilliant idea! I love the learning aspect that comes with the craft. A two in one project!
Yes it’s great when you can make crafts into a teaching opportunity for sure!
Haha! This is such a fun idea. Gummy worms and candy! I am definitely taking some inspiration back with me to do something similar with my toddler! Thanks for sharing,
Enjoy. I bet you will love it!
This is so cute and I am going to have my daughter do this as part of homeschooling science project before she goes fishing with her grandpa
Aww what a cute and fun science activity that kids will really love!!!
This is such a fun idea! I love it! Varying the way you teach a subject makes such a huge impact. 🙂
what a lovely idea! a great way of teaching
oh thanks. It is a fun idea isn’t it!