NON-FICTION
This book outlines the frog life cycle. It describes how frogs hibernate, mate and grow. The book also discusses the dangers of being a tadpole and frog as far who preys on them and what they prey on themselves. The book ends by describing how the new frogs mate to create more tadpoles, emphasizing the cyclical process.
I would use this book in a science classroom, at any age group, when discussing life cycles or reptiles and amphibians. This type of non-fiction literature is a great tool to use as supplementary reading choices for students studying a specific topic or as a teacher read aloud during science instruction.
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