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The tadpoles are taught to swim by their parents and eventually grow hind legs and then front legs, transforming into frogs. Excited by their new ability to come ashore, they explore and observe the world beyond the pond. They hear birds talking about flying to a flower garden and become curious about how to fly themselves. When they ask their mother, she explains that frogs cannot fly and that their abilities are limited to swimming, jumping, and leaping. She uses the example of fish, who can only live in water, to illustrate that different creatures have different capabilities. The tadpoles then test this by inviting their fish friends to play on shore, who respond that they cannot leave the water. The story highlights the natural abilities and limitations of different animals, emphasizing acceptance of one's own nature while fostering curiosity about the world. The narrative promotes an understanding of biological diversity and the inherent characteristics of various species. It is a gentle introduction to concepts of adaptation and species-specific behaviors for young readers, encouraging observation and questioning about the natural world. The charming illustrations complement the simple, engaging storyline, making it an ideal read for early childhood education.","Tadpoles Want to Fly Kongngeun Vilayvone  \nNivong Sengsakoune  \nA big pond laid in the middle of a forest. A frog family along with their tadpoles lived in this pond.  \nMother and father frog taught the tadpoles to swim.  \nThe tadpoles swam every day until they became very good swimmers.  \nThe tadpoles grew up with two hind legs. They asked their parents, “We now have twolegs. Can we come ashore?”  \nFather frog said, “You can come ashore when you are older.”  \nMany days passed and they now had two more front legs, turning them into frogs.  \nThey were happy to go ashore with their parents, jumping and playing. The small frogs saw many beautiful things on the shore .  \nWhile jumping around, they heard two birds talking, “The flower garden near the pond is very nice. Let’s fly there!”  \nUpon arriving home, the small frog asked their mother, “Mom! We want to fly like the birds. How can we get wings?”  \nMother replied, “My dear! We simply can’t get wings. We can’t fly. We only swim, jump, and leap.”  \nHowever, the small frogs were still curious.  \nMother frog continued, “You see the fish! They can only stay in the water and cannot come ashore like you.”  \n“Birds cannot stay in the water like fish!”The small frogs were still curious and wanted to know if what their parents told them was true.  \nThe small frogs invited their fish friends, “Fish! Do you want to play with us on shore?”The fish replied, “We can only stay in the water. 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