Year 1 Reading: Little Tree Frogs Exercise

Year 1 Reading: Little Tree Frogs

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Year 1 Reading: Little Tree Frogs

In this engaging Year 1 reading exercise, students will dive into the enchanting world of little tree frogs through a fun and interactive story that enhances their phonetic skills, vocabulary, and comprehension while fostering a love for nature. Join the adventure as each section combines colorful illustrations with simple questions that spark curiosity and critical thinking!

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Tree frogs are amphibians that live near water and trees. What type of animal is a tree frog?

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    Tree frogs have sticky pads on their toes to climb trees. What helps tree frogs climb?

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    Red-eyed tree frogs have bright red eyes to startle predators. What color are their eyes?

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    Baby frogs are called tadpoles and hatch from eggs in water. What is a baby frog called?

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    Tree frogs eat insects like flies, moths, and crickets. What do tree frogs eat?

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    Frogs breathe through their skin as well as lungs. How can frogs absorb oxygen?

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    Tree frogs can change color to match their surroundings. Why do tree frogs change color?

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    Male tree frogs croak loudly to call female frogs. Who makes loud croaking calls?

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    Frogs have long sticky tongues to catch flying insects. How do frogs catch insects?

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    Tree frogs live in warm tropical rainforests. Where do many tree frogs live?

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    Tadpoles swim with tails before growing legs. What do tadpoles have before growing legs?

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    A group of frogs is called an army. What is a group of frogs called?

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    Frogs drink water through their skin instead of mouth. How do frogs absorb water?

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    Frogs lay eggs surrounded by clear jelly in water. What covers frog eggs?

  15. MultiChoice

    Tree frogs have powerful hind legs for long jumping. Why are frog back legs long?