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Page 1: What are Amphibians Read each slide. Look at each picture. Answer each question

What are Amphibians

Read each slide.

Look at each picture.

Answer each question.

Page 2: What are Amphibians Read each slide. Look at each picture. Answer each question

Amphibians

must

always

stay

close

to water.

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All amphibians start out as

soft eggs. The eggs hatch into tadpoles.

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They start life in the water,

but live their adult life on the land.

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A frog is an amphibian.

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Toads are amphibians.

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Newts are amphibians, too.

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This is the Emperor newt.

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This is a newt with her eggs.

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Salamanders are amphibians.

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All amphibians hatch from eggs.

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The eggs

have a

soft,

jelly like, shell.

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Amphibians must lay their eggs in water.

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The water keeps the eggs wet.

If they laid their eggs on land the sun would dry them out

and no tadpoles would hatch.

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Look closely.

Do you see

the tiny

tadpoles?

They are

about to hatch.

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Tadpoles are tiny when they hatch.

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All baby amphibians are called tadpoles.

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Baby frogs are tadpoles.

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Baby toads are tadpoles.

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Baby newts are tadpoles

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and baby salamanders are tadpoles, too.

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QUIZ

1. Where do amphibians live? _________ and ____________

2. How are they born? _________

3. What are baby amphibians called? ___________________

4. Name 3 amphibians. ________ _____________ _________________


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