Amphibians, most widely recognized for their unique transformations from aquatic animals to primarily living on land, have unique characteristics that allow them to survive in both wet and dry environments. From the African tree frog to the tiger salamander, there are thousands of species of amphibians that can be found scattered all over the world.

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Our five-day unit plan, designed specifically for elementary-aged students, provides engaging daily lesson plans that uncover more meaningful information on amphibians. It delves deeper into various types of amphibians, their habitats, metamorphosis and the frog life cycle, differences between reptiles and amphibians and more!

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Click the image below to access lesson plans, comprehension questions, graphic organizers, vocabulary activities, informal assessments and hands-on learning ideas for diverse learners!
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