Frog Life Cycle Printable Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten with Free Printables
Exploring the life cycle of a frog offers a captivating journey through one of nature’s most remarkable transformations. Frog life cycle activities for kids provide an engaging and hands-on way to understand the stages from egg to tadpole to froglet to adult frog.
These activities not only spark curiosity but also enhance comprehension of through hands on learning. By immersing children in creative and tactile experiences, these frog life cycle activities make complex concepts easy to understand and fun. Get ready to hop into a world of discovery and fun as we delve into the fascinating life cycle of frogs!
Life Cycle of a Frog Activities

Frog Life Cycle Activities and Free Printables
It’s Spring! It is time to get outside and enjoy as much natural learning as possible. We love being able to connect with nature and enjoy all of the beauty that God gave us. Don’t you? This month, our themed learning was inspired by the pond. I hope you have the chance to explore a pond near you. If not, you can still enjoy these great frog life cycle activities and free printables.
The beginning of our pond adventure this year really started here. We explored life at the pond! It has been a wonderful hands-on activity and learning experience. On this month’s shelves, we had all of the pond printables and these fun frog life cycle printables for the kids to enjoy. It was definitely an exciting setup.
Life Cycle of Frogs Printables

We always start with great books! This past month, we have been exploring the pond a lot, and we have really enjoyed learning all about the animals and habitats. Here are some of our favorites.
Frog Life Cycle Printables

4 Fun Life Cycle of a Frog Activities for Kids
Frog Habitat Diorama
Create a miniature frog habitat using a shoebox and various craft supplies. Use clay or small plastic figures to represent each stage of the frog’s life cycle: eggs, tadpoles, froglets, and adult frogs. Decorate the diorama with plants, water, and rocks to mimic a natural environment. This hands-on project helps kids visualize and understand the different stages of a frog’s life.
Pond Life Sensory Bin
Fill a large bin with water beads, plastic plants, and toy frogs at different life stages. Add some pebbles and leaves to create a realistic pond environment. Let the kids explore the sensory bin, finding and identifying the various stages of the frog life cycle. This activity is great for tactile learners and encourages imaginative play.
Life cycle Pasta Craft
Use different types of pasta to represent each stage of the frog’s life cycle. For example, use small round pasta for eggs, spiral pasta for tadpoles, shell pasta for froglets, and bow-tie pasta for adult frogs. Glue the pasta onto a paper plate in the correct order and label each stage. This craft is a fun and creative way to reinforce learning.
Frog Life Cycle Wheel
Create a spinning life cycle wheel using paper plates and a brad fastener. Divide one paper plate into four sections and draw or paste pictures of each stage of the frog’s life cycle. Cut a window in a second paper plate and place it over the first one, securing it with the brad. As kids spin the top plate, they can view each stage through the window, making learning interactive and fun.
These fun and educational activities are perfect for bringing the life cycle of a frog to life for young learners. By incorporating crafts, sensory play, and interactive projects, kids gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for these fascinating amphibians.
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