Amphibians

AMPHIBIANS: Range, Habitats, Traits, Diet, Reproduction
The Animal Database is for anyone who wants to learn about animals. Students can do research for animal reports. Naturalists can create animal programming. Educators can prepare units on animal classification, their range, habitat, characteristics, habits, reproduction, conservation status, etc. Each animal has a printable diagram. Many have links to coloring, labeling, and/or drawing pages.

ABOUT AMPHIBIANS
Amphibians: Read and React
Axolotl
Frog (Blue Poison Dart)
Frog (Bullfrog)
Frog (Gray Tree)
Frog (Green)
Frog (Pickerel)
Frog (Red-eyed Tree Frog)
Frog (Spring Peeper)
Frog (Wood)
Salamander (Dusky)
Salamander (Northern Two-lined)
Salamander (Red Eft or Newt)
Salamander (Spotted)
Toad (American)
Toad (Great Basin Spadefoot)
Related Information About This Topic:
Am I an Amphibian? Classification for Elementary
Amphibian Classification (Younger Students)
Amphibians: Read and React
Life Cycle of the Bullfrog
Life Cycle of the Green Frog
Life Cycle of the Northern Two-lined Salamander
Frog Reproductive Anatomy
Frog Anatomy (Under Liver)
Frog Anatomy Diagram and Labeling
Related Graphic Organizer:
Animal Report Summary Graphic Organizer
Related Activity:
Amphibians Coloring Page
Amphibian Word Search (3 Age Levels)
Amphibians Structures and Functions – Matching
Bullfrog Connect-the-Dots Activity
Bullfrog Coloring Page
Bullfrog Drawing Lesson
Matching Salamanders
Red Eft (Newt) Coloring Page
Red Eft Drawing Lesson
Red-eyed Treefrog Coloring Page
Red-eyed Treefrog Drawing
Spring Peeper Coloring Page
Spring Peeper Drawing
Wood Frog Coloring Page
Wood Frog Drawing Lesson
Related Testing and Assessment:
Amphibians Labeling Page
Amphibians Matching Traits Quiz
Amphibians Short Answer Quiz
Related Visual Aids
Amphibian Traits Mini-Poster
Animal Structure and Function – Amphibians – Mini-Poster

