LI: (1) to describe the life cycles of different amphibians including how they metamorphose
(2) to compare amphibian life cycles with those birds and mammals
When you see ‘heading’ or ‘subheading’ in blue, please write them into your book when you get to that section – this will help to organise your work.
Science: life cycles of amphibians (main heading)
Session 1:
Can you name any amphibians? Take the Amphibians quiz to see how much you already know. https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/quiz/animals-and-nature/take-amphibians-quiz/
Explore: Subheading Key facts about amphibians. Answer the key facts questions using the information set out in the
Subheading Comparing life cycles. So far we have learnt about the life cycles of mammals, birds and now amphibians. Draw a simple Venn diagram to compare these life cycles by looking for similarities and differences between them. If you want to, use the Venn diagram template to help you set it out.
Challenges
Session 2:
Explore: ‘Life cycle of a frog’ PowerPoint which sets out in more detail the life cycle of a frog.
Challenges
You have the two choices: which amphibian you would like to research and how you would like to present your information!
Amphibian choices:
Task choice:
Choose from the selection below how you would like to present the information:
Challenges
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