44 Frog Coloring Pages
Frogs start life as eggs laid in water, hatch into tadpoles with tails and gills, and slowly grow legs and lungs before hopping onto land. That change is called metamorphosis. This collection shows frogs with a whole pond full of friends. Pages pair a frog with an acorn, a bee, a bird, a butterfly, a caterpillar, a dragonfly, a drum, a fish, a flower, a hedgehog, a kite, a ladybug, a mouse and a mushroom, along with a cute frog and a baby frog for little kids. Since frogs often eat insects, the pages with dragonflies and caterpillars are a good starting point for food chain talk. Remember that frogs have smooth, often damp skin, not fur or scales, so smooth, even coloring looks natural. Many frogs are green or brown, but some tropical poison dart frogs are bright blue, red, yellow or orange as a warning to predators, so bold colors are realistic. Simple frog pages suit toddlers, while the scenes with two animals suit preschoolers and early grade school kids.
