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They look and swim kind of like  \n  . They breathe under the water through   . They eat plants in the water.  \nThe tadpoles grow back   first. A tadpole with legs is called a   .  \nThe froglets start to grow   legs. Their   get smaller. They consume the   in their tails so they don't need to eat! Their   develop so they can breathe out of water.  \nWhen they have just a little stub of a tail left, they are   frogs. They can hop out of the water and onto the   and start to eat insects.  \nThey grow into   frogs. They will lay their own eggs and the   will begin again.  \nAnswers  \nfish frog tails legs front gills land cycle immature froglet lungs tadpoles nutrients adult  \nAn adult, female  frog  lays fertilized eggs in the water.  \n Tadpoles  hatch from the eggs. They look and swim kind of like  fish  . They breathe under the water through  gills  . They eat plants in the water.  \nThe tadpoles grow back  legs  first. A tadpole with legs is called a  froglet  .  \nThe froglets start to grow  front  legs. Their  tails  get smaller. They consume the  nutrients  in their tails so they don't need to eat! Their  lungs  develop so they can breathe out of water.  \nWhen they have just a little stub of a tail left, they are  immature frogs. They can hop out of the water and onto the  land  and start to eat insects.  \nThey grow into  adult  frogs. They will lay their own eggs and  \nthe  cycle  will begin again.","cbCaicSRd0vPF5YO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicSRd0vPF5YO","pdf",55154,"English","# Frog Lifecycle Worksheet\n## Exercise Instructions\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What do tadpoles use to breathe underwater?\",\"answer\":\"Tadpoles breathe underwater through gills.\"},{\"question\":\"What is a tadpole with legs called?\",\"answer\":\"A tadpole that has started to grow legs is called a froglet.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens to the froglet's tail as it develops?\",\"answer\":\"As the froglet develops, its tail gets smaller because it consumes the nutrients stored within it.\"}]","Frog Lifecycle - Grade 3 Science Worksheet | PDF",1791799827]