Amphibians

Ideas for a Frogs and Amphibians Unit for Montessori and preschool. Links to printables, resources, and classroom ideas

Using thisAmphibian Classification Worksheet, students will be able to find examples of Amphibians using pictures and a definition.

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Description Are you teaching your students the amphibians? This packet includes guided reading strategies to learn about frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and more. There are two paper mini books that are Included. One is all about amphibians and the other is comparing frogs to toads. There are also research projects included for 4 different amphibians. I use this packet to integrate reading as well as research. I included lesson plans for you to look over on how I use this packet as well…

Photographer Igor Siwanowicz's images of reptiles and amphibians.

This legless amphibian's time in obscurity has ended, thanks to an intrepid team of biologists led by University of Delhi professor Sathyabhama Das Biju.

These animals are often confused, so they are treated together. “Amphibian” comes from the Greek amphi, meaning “both,” and bios, meaning “life.” It has two meanings. First, the animals physically change. Reproduction is accomplished through external fertilization. The female spawns her eggs in water where they are fertilized by the male. After hatching, most amphibians undergo a dramatic change known as metamorphosis. They slowly change from fishlike, water-d... Read More

Looking like illustrations from the children's classic Alice in Wonderland photographer Igor Siwanowicz brings out the beauty in these little beasts.

This tree frog raised a smile from wildlife photographer Shikhei Goh, 37, who snapped the shots near his Indonesian home in Batam Island.

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