How a Frog Becomes a Frog

1 minutes 52 seconds

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Many animals look like tiny versions of their parents when they are born, but not frogs. Follow the narrator and her grandpa as they observe the events leading up to their amphibian friend becoming a frog. Part of the "Everyday Science for Preschoolers" series.

Media Details

Runtime: 1 minutes 52 seconds

Topic: Science
Subtopic: Amphibians, Animals, Biology
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 3
Standards:

Release Year: 2016
Producer/Distributor: PBS Learning Media
Series: Everyday Science for Preschoolers

Support Materials

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Viewer Comments

Desiree M. (Springfield, IL)

December 15th, 2020 at 11:52 PM

Awesome! Simple to understand and visual!