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Frog
Duck
Bottom Feeder
Amoeba
Snapping Turtle |
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Lily Pad
Cattail
Algae
Reed
Pond Weed |
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Dragonfly
Water mite
Whirligig beetle
Water strider
Back swimmers |
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| Has two bulging eyes, Strong long webbed hind feet that are adapted for leaping and swimming, smooth or slimy skin, lays eggs in clusters |
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| Stubby bodies with short hind legs for walking instead of hopping, warty and dry skin, paratoid/poison glands behind eyes, lays eggs in large chains |
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| What is the lifecycle of an amphibian? |
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Frogspawn (egg),
Tadpole,
Tiny arms, less tail,
Back legs, tiny tail,
Small froglet, no tail |
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| Small shallow body of water surrounded by land |
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| Process of changing the sun's energy into food |
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| How do frogs absorb oxygen? |
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| When do frogs and toads hibernate? |
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| How does a heart beat during hibernation? |
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| How or where do frogs hibernate? |
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| How or where do toads hibernate? |
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| They bury themselves in the soil to avoid very hot or very cold temperatures |
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| I have spots on my back and webbed feet. I am named after a jungle cat |
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| I am small and named for the sound I make. another clue: "X" marks the spot! |
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| I have light rings around my spots. |
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| I wear a mask even when it isn't Halloween |
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| I have several warts inside each of the dark spots on my back |
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| I have spots on my back with one or two warts in each |
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| What is a "green blanket"? |
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| The place plants and animals live |
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| What do Frogs and Toads have in common? |
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Amphibians
Hatch from eggs
Adults ahve lungs
Have a heart
Have a backbone
The young have gills
Have a brain |
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| ____________ are the only living things that can make their own food. |
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| Are living things that can make their own food. |
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| Eats plants or other animals do get their energy |
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| What is an example of a consumer? |
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| Animals (includes herbivores and carnivores) |
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| ___________ are consumers that break down dead plants and animals. |
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| List the food chain (in order) |
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TOP: Large Carnivores (Consumer)
-Medium Carnivores (Consumer)
-Small Carnivores (Consumer)
-Herbivores (Consumer)
BOTTOM: Plants (Producer) |
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| I am a fungus. I break down dead plants and animals. What am I? |
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| I am a tree. I make my own food. What am I? |
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| I am a living thing that cannot make food. What am I? |
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| I am a bear. I eat berries and fish. What am I? |
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| I am a moose. I eat grass, leaves, and twigs. What am I? |
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| I am a wolf. I eat mice and rabbits. What am I? |
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