| A | B |
|---|
| sticky | the type of tongue a frog has |
| pond | shallow body of water, the home of many plants and animals |
| cycle | when things happen over and over in the same pattern |
| ecosystem | all the living and non-living things in a certain area |
| predator | animal that catches other animals for food |
| prey | animal that is eaten by another animal |
| producer | plant able to make its own food |
| consumer | animals that eat plants or other animals |
| adaptations | the way God has designed parts of plants and animals to help them survive where they live |
| life cycle | change of an animal from egg to adult |
| nictitating | frog's goggle-likeeyelids that help them see underwater |
| metamorphosis | the change from a tadpole to an adult frog |
| food chain | energy being passed from one living thing to another |
| sun | the original energy source for all food chains |
| webbed | the type of feet frogs have to help them swim |
| food web | a number of food chains connected to each other |
| tadpole | a frog when just hatched from its egg |
| gills | used by tadpoles to get oxygen from water |
| lungs | used by adult frogs to breathe air |
| water strider | a type of insect found in ponds |
| observation | watch closely and record what is seen |
| camouflage | colored to blend in with surroundings |
