Tadpoles and Frogs

Description

Title: Tadpoles and Frogs
Author: Anna Milbourne
Publisher: Usborne Publishing (2006)
Format: Paperback
Language: English
ISBN-13: 9780746074558
Tadpoles and Frogs by Anna Milbourne is a captivating and educational introduction to one of nature’s most remarkable transformations. Part of the highly successful Usborne Beginners series, this book is specifically designed for children who are beginning to read on their own. It takes young nature lovers on a journey into the world of ponds and damp places to discover how tiny, jelly-like eggs eventually turn into jumping, croaking frogs.
The book explains the complex biological process of metamorphosis in a clear and engaging way, making science accessible to early learners. Children will learn how tadpoles hatch, how they grow legs and lose their tails, and how they eventually develop lungs to breathe air. Anna Milbourne uses simple, easy-to-digest segments that help build reading confidence in primary school students while providing high-quality information about the natural world.
Vibrant, high-quality photographs and detailed illustrations help bring the frog’s life cycle to life, showing everything from microscopic eggs to fully grown adults camouflaged in their habitats. It is an ideal resource for school science projects or for any child with a natural curiosity about biology and pond life. The engaging layout ensures that even complex facts are presented in a way that keeps young readers motivated and curious.