Amphibians
How does this align with my curriculum?
AB
Kindergarten (2008)
K
Environment and Community Awareness
AB
Science 1-6 (1996)
2
Topic E. Small Crawling and Flying Animals
AB
Science 1-6 (1996)
3
Topic E. Animal Life Cycles
AB
Science 1-6 (1996)
5
Topic E. Wetland Ecosystems
BC
Science K (June 2016)
K
Big Idea: Plants and animals have observable features.
MB
Science Grade 2 (1999)
2
Cluster 1: Growth and Changes in Animals
MB
Science Grade 6 (2000)
6
Cluster 1: Diversity of Living Things
12 images of some cold-blooded animals such as frogs and newts classified as amphibians that can live in the water or on land
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Mudpuppy
Mudpuppy (Source: Peter Paplanus from St. Louis, Missouri, Wikimedia Commons)
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Smooth Newt
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Red-spotted Newt
Red-spotted Newt (Source: U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wikimedia Commons)
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Yellow-spotted Salamander
Yellow-spotted Salamander (Source: Paul Harrison, Wikimedia Commons)
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American Toad
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Green Frog
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Wood Frog
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Pickerel Frog
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Red-Eyed Tree Frog
Frog (Source: Charlesjsharp, Wikimedia Commons)
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Poison Dart Frog
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Green Tree Frog
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Beddome's Caecilian
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