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Signal words for sequence include first, next, then, later, soon, last, after, when, while and suddenly.  \nCircle the text's signal words and underline the important events.  \nA Frog’s Life Cycle  \nAs frogs grow from eggs into adults, they go through several stages. This process, called a life cycle, happens in a specific order and involves major changes in the frog’s body. Frogs are amphibians, which means they live part of their lives in water and part on land. The changes they go through help make this possible.  \nFirst, a frog’s life begins in a group of soft, jelly-like eggs that float near plants ina pond, lake or slow-moving stream. A single frog may lay hundreds of eggs at onetime. Inside every egg, a tiny frog begins to develop. Each egg’s jelly coating helps protect it from drying out. It also helps protect it from predators. Once an egg has been laid, the embryo inside the egg grows and becomes more active.  \nNext, within one to three weeks, the eggs hatch. When this happens, the small tadpoles can swim freely in the water. Tadpoles look more like fish than frogs. They have long, flat tails and round bodies but no legs. At this stage, tadpoles live completely in the water and breathe using gills, which allow them to take oxygen from the water. They feed mostly on algae and other tiny plants, which help them grow quickly!  \nAs the tadpole continues to grow, its body begins to change. This process is called metamorphosis, which means a complete transformation. One of the first noticeable changes is the appearance of back legs. These legs slowly grow stronger and longer. After some time, the front legs begin to form as well. During this period, the tadpole is still swimming but is starting to look more and more like a frog.  \nMeanwhile, important changes are happening inside the tadpole’s body.  \nLungs begin to develop so the frog can breathe air instead of relying only on gills. As this happens, the gills slowly disappear. It becomes harder for the tadpole to breathe underwater, so it will often swim to the surface of the water to take its first breaths of air.  \nOver the next several weeks, the tadpole’s tail slowly becomes shorter. The frog’s body uses the tail for energy as it continues changing and growing. At this stage, the young frog is called a froglet. The froglet has four legs, lungs for breathing air and a tail that is getting smaller and smaller. It can now leave the water for short periods and begins eating insects instead of plants.  \nWhen the tail disappears completely, the frog has reached adulthood. Adult frogs are strong swimmers and jumpers. They live mostly on land in damp areas but stay close to water. When it’s time to reproduce, adult frogs return to ponds or streams to lay their eggs. This begins the life cycle all over again!  \nThen, use your annotations to write a sequence of eight important stages in the frog's life cycle.  \n\n| 1- |\n| --- |\n| 2- |\n| 3- |\n| 4- |\n| 5- |\n| 6- |\n| 7- |\n| 8- |\n\nAnswers  \nThe sequence below is a suggestion. Accept other reasonable events if they are from the text and in the correct order.  \n1-Eggs are laid in water.  \n2-Embryos develop inside the eggs.  \n3-Eggs hatch into tadpoles.  \n4-Tadpoles live in water and grow.  \n5-Back legs begin to form.  \n6-Front legs appear and the body looks more like a frog.  \n7-Lungs develop and gills disappear.  \n8-The froglet turns into an adult frog.","cbCaikfejOey9dR7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikfejOey9dR7","pdf",108402,"English","# Sequence\n## Signal words for sequence\n## Frog’s life cycle passage\n## Write eight stages in order","[{\"question\":\"What is the text structure “sequence” used to describe?\",\"answer\":\"Sequence shows events in the order they happen, from first to last.\"},{\"question\":\"Which signal words help identify a sequence text structure?\",\"answer\":\"Common sequence signal words include first, next, then, later, soon, last, after, when, while, and suddenly.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the first stage in the frog’s life cycle described in the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Eggs are laid in water, where embryos develop inside the eggs.\"}]","Sequence - Grade 5 Reading Worksheet - A Frog’s Life Cycle | PDF",1791792199]