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Are your kiddos interested in frogs? Maybe they have caught a jar of tadpoles in the little pond down the street and want to know more about these slimy amphibians? Here are 10 frog life cycle books that your kids are sure to love! Add these titles to your next frog or tadpole unit study!

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

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Frog Life Cycle for Kids

We just completed an awesome frog unit study. The kiddos raised tadpoles and watched the metamorphosis process with their own eyes. Talk about hands-on learning! This was interest-led learning at its best! You can read more about our frog unit study below:

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

So, of course, I found myself strewing a couple froggy books around our home.

Folks, these books do not disappoint! My kiddos were delighted and devoured them.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Frog Song by Brenda Z. Guiberson – Though not exactly about the frog life cycle, the onomatopoeic text and gorgeous illustrations make this children’s book about the songs of frogs a must for any frog study!

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Complete Frog: A Guide for the Very Young Naturalist by Elizabeth A. Lacey – This book about frogs was perfect for my little herpetologist as they tracked the metamorphosis of our tadpoles. It also gives wonderful descriptions of characteristics, eating habits, and life cycle. 

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Frogs by Gail Gibbons – Starting with tadpoles, read all about the life cycle with this fun frog book including their noises, body parts, and how they live.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Children’s Books about Frog Life Cycle

Starting Life: Frogs by Claire Llewellyn – Learn about frogs from birth to adulthood in this lovely illustrated picture book.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

All About Frogs by Jim Arnosky – Renowned naturalist Jim Arnosky shares the wonderful world of frogs in this amazing kids book about frogs.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

A Frog’s Life by Irene Kelly – An amazing introduction to the diversity of the world’s frogs as well as awesome facts about hunting techniques, body types, preferred foods, and methods of defense!

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

From Tadpole to Frog (Let’s-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1) by Wendy Pfeffer – This wonderful book begins with a frog laying eggs in the water. But what hatches isn’t frogs…at least not yet. This book shows the metamorphosis stages that tadpoles go through as they reach adulthood.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

A Frog’s Life by Nancy Dickmann – A simple but thorough book on how a frog begins its life, grows and achieves adulthood.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

The Life Cycle of a Frog by Bobbie Kalman and Kathryn Smithyman – From eggs to tadpoles to froglets to adult frogs this book gives children a great look into the lives of frogs.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids

Face to Face with Frogs by Mark Moffett – An up-close view of the amphibian world. The beautiful photography of this book will leave your kids in awe as they learn about metamorphosis, frog life cycle, and the distinctive features of certain frogs.

10 of the Best Frog Life Cycle Books for Kids


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Erin is a writer, blogger, and homeschooler to two intense kids. She loves nature, farm life, good books, knitting, new pens, and hot coffee. Erin is a contributing writer for Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers. Her work has also been featured on Simple Homeschool and Book Shark.

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