There is so much to learn in life from the perspective of a frog. All of a tiny tot's problems are insignificant when compared to the world a small, squishy amphibian has to navigate. Predators are eying them up for a tasty snack everywhere they go. Their natural habitat is full of hazards that must be avoided with the help of legs designed to hop quickly away. Kids will get a lot giggles reading these books about frogs and their unfortunate circumstances.
There are plenty of rocks upon which to rest, but for two frogs, they think just one is the best. A humorous rhyming tale about a couple of stubborn fellows who don't know how to share. That is, until a hungry heron spots them and they decide that they must join forces to survive.
Entertaining Frog Books For Preschoolers
Explore some of the funniest tales about frogs that will tickle the funny bones of preschool children. These are stories about unlikely friendships that develop between small green amphibians and much larger critters that will touch the hearts of readers. For preschoolers learning how to navigate relationships and resolve conflict, the lessons shared provide invaluable help in their social and emotional development. For kids who love little creatures, be sure to add some books about iguanas to their reading list next.
The Wide-Mouthed Frog
An intriguing pop-up book with tons of visual appeal for young children. A frog with a mouth that bigger than all the others wanders around proclaiming its love for capturing flies. As the green critter inquires about the eating habits of other animals, like birds who prefer worms and slugs, or mice who love berries and seeds, he runs into a most unfortunate situation. Stumbling upon a sharp-toothed crocodile leads to a moment of panic for readers rooting for their squishy green protagonist.
That's Not My Frog
A fantastic tactile book for toddlers featuring a mouse in search of his mate. With a different touch and feel element on each page, including a bumpy belly, slick feet, and a spongey tongue, kids will enjoy exploring each and every one. Finally, on the very last page, the little rodent is united with the one he has been seeking all along.
City Dog, Country Frog
A lovely story about an unusual bond between a dog who periodically leaves its urban environment to visit a frog who enjoys a quiet life on the countryside. Illustrations painted in muted watercolor tones capture the natural beauty of the landscape, as well as the tender connection shared by an unlikely duo. As the seasons pass, the two unite for visits on the same rock in this testament to everlasting friendship.
I Don't Want To Be a Frog
A hilarious story about a slimy amphibian's journey to self-acceptance. Each silly spread portrays a wide-mouthed frog declaring his desire to be anything but himself. Every other animal- owl, cat, rabbit, you name it- seems to have a better lot in life. No matter what his father says, froggy thinks he has gotten the short stick in life. All of that changes when he encounters a sharp-toothed predator who happens to hate the taste of frogs.
Tad and Dad
Lots of sentimental moments are packed in this board book for toddlers about frogs. A tiny tadpole has enjoyed life sharing a lily pad with his father. But as he grows all his parts and transforms into an adult himself, it is time for Tad to find a new home of his own. A poignant story about emotional effects of a child growing up and moving away.
Goodnight Frog
Quite an adorable novelty book with a built in light to help readers help a little froggy find her friends. After the sun sets, all the nocturnal creatures come out to play. A short and sweet bedtime read for little ones who love little green toads.
A Frog in the Bog
An insatiable frog sitting lazily on a log eats everything in sight. Toddlers will practice counting as it consumes an increasing number of critters, starting with a single tick and ending with five snails. Eventually his plump physique attracts the attention of an even hungrier gator. Readers will get a laugh at what happens next in a cumulative tale with a surprise ending.
Nonfiction Children's Books About Frogs
It's always a fun surprise to spot a little green amphibian hopping around the yard or along a sidewalk. Usually they prefer to stay close to a body of water or swampy areas of land, but sometimes curiosity gets the better of these jumpy creatures. Nocturnal by nature, their croaking sounds at night can be surprisingly loud, and are often love calls by males seeking the companionship of a lovely lady. To learn more about the behavior, habitat, and other interesting information, gather the best children's nonfiction books about frogs. Some of these stories are about friendship and survival in the wild, with facts woven throughout. Be sure to grab a few scientific nonfiction titles to read, especially for kids who are interested in the biology of these hopping critters.
National Geographic First Frog Book
Give little readers a basic introduction to the development of frogs, following the steps starting with the egg, transitioning into a tadpole, and emerging into a fully developed amphibian. Simple terminology and exquisite photography will keep the attention of young toddlers.
A Place for Frogs
A top pick for readers looking to learn about the different types of North American frogs. Twelve species are covered with information about their specific habitats and threats to the natural environment. Detailed illustrations accurately reflect the anatomy of each one and are accompanied with an explanation of the ecosystem necessary for their survival.
Frogs
TCurious about frogs? How far can they jump? And why are their eggs so slimy? Gail Gibbons answers these questions and more in this vibrant, illustrated introduction to amphibians. Using her signature clear diagrams and simple text, she explores frog habitats, life cycles, and behaviors. Kids will learn key vocabulary through engaging explanations and detailed pictures, plus discover fascinating frog trivia, all while understanding the vital role these creatures play in our environment.
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