All About Sea Turtles & other Aquatic Herps

Think you already know about sea snakes, frogs, toads, salamanders, and sea turtles for kids? Have you heard of a toad whose eggs embed in the females' back, even after hatching, until they emerge as tadpoles? Did you know the sea turtles only come out of the water to lay their eggs on the same beach they themselves were hatched? Did you know the green sea turtle doesn't have a green shell, but rather green fat? Wondering if the extremely venomous water snakes are in the ocean near you? This printable science lesson will take you on a fascinating journey as you learn about Aquatic Herps -a creeping, crawling creatures that move about on their bellies - in other words reptiles and amphibians.

Included are 44 page of easy-to-read, fun facts with cute clipart to keep kids engaged. We like to print the pages and the kids color the pictures as we learn about these unique and amazing animals that live in the water.

• Sea Turtle Life Cycle to color, study, learn, or hang as a poster
• Sequence the Sea Turtle Life Cycle
• Label the Sea turtle
• Fill in the life cycle of a sea turtle
• Sea Turtle True or False
• Text Detective - read passage and teach kids to look for context clues with these clever color the clue reading skills for comprehension pages
• Wonderful Herps Report Form template
• Compare & Contrast Amphibians and Reptiles using Venn Diagram
• Frog Life Cycle to color, study, learn, or hang as a poster
• Sequence the Frog Life Cycle (learning about tadpoles)
• Frog Anatomy
• Label the Tadpole
• Compare & Contrast Frogs & Toads using this cute Venn Diagram
• What have you learned about Herps Test
• Planning your report template
• All About Turtles report form (or use it to for creative writing)
• All About Frogs (ruled paper for writing research project, report, or creative writing.
• Amphibian Writing Prompt

Also included are these super cute printable frog craft and printable sea turtle craft. Complete instructions included to print in black and white on green (or white) paper.

The frog belly is a life cycle spinner. The sea turtle includes both the life cycle and space for children to write has, lives, eats.