Grandfather and two children reading and arranging frog life-cycle models and matching cards at home.

Frog and Toad Together Read & Explore Literature Bundle

$35.97
Sale price  $35.97 Regular price 
Skip to product information
Grandfather and two children reading and arranging frog life-cycle models and matching cards at home.

Frog and Toad Together Read & Explore Literature Bundle

$35.97
Sale price  $35.97 Regular price 

Explore friendship, self-control, and facing fears through Arnold Lobel’s Frog and Toad Together, a printed literature study guide, and Frog Life Cycle Models & Flash Cards. Connect reading comprehension and story sequencing with observation, comparison, and the vocabulary of metamorphosis.

Included Learning Materials

  • Reading book: Frog and Toad Together by Arnold Lobel, I Can Read Level 2; 64-page paperback, HarperTrophy; ISBN-10: 0064440214.
  • Literature study guide: Emily Smith, Teacher Created Materials; ISBN-10: 1425889646.
  • Science activity: Frog Life Cycle Models & Flash Cards, featuring frog-development figures and visual matching cards.

Educational Specifications

  • Subjects: Language Arts, Literature, and Life Science.
  • Suggested learning use: Elementary reading or guided read-aloud, with educator-guided model and card activities adapted to the learner.
  • Format: Physical paperback book, printed literature study guide, and life-cycle model and card set.
  • Author and guide creator: Arnold Lobel; Emily Smith / Teacher Created Materials.
  • Skills: Reading comprehension, vocabulary, character relationships, retelling, sequencing, visual matching, observation, and comparing juvenile and adult forms.

Read, Sequence & Compare

Read about Frog and Toad’s experiences, then use the study guide to discuss how the friends respond to challenges. Retell an episode in order and support descriptions of each character with examples from the text.

Arrange the frog-development figures in sequence and match them to their visual cards. Describe how the forms change during development, then compare sequencing a real life cycle with sequencing events in a story. Extend the discussion with educator-selected factual sources about frogs and toads.

Keep the characters’ imagined thoughts and human-like actions distinct from real amphibian behavior. This bundle uses physical models rather than live animals.

You may also like