It’s an interactive booklet - kids can color the pages themselves. Reading the color name and then coloring the corresponding color can help reinforce these words.
The story has a silly ending, courtesy of Isabella and one of her friends. I was writing out the rhymes, and trying to think of how to end it. The girls made an unexpected suggestion and collapsed in a fit of giggles over it.
So if your little one has a funny bone, this particular color word reader may be just the motivator you need.
Print it out here. It's 12 half-pages long. If you can manage to print it front & back, that's only 3 sheets of paper.
You may also like to pair this with our free printable Ladybug Game - it works really well for practicing sight words.
By the way, frogs really do come in a wide variety of colors. I’m not sure if they come in every color I used the sight word book, but it’s close! The American Museum of Natural History’s website has a lot of cool info and photos that you could share with your kids. Be sure especially to check out their free printable frog guide.
For even more amazing frog theme learning resources, you may like to check out what the Unit Study blogging group has put together:
Literacy
Find the Letter F is for Frogs from 3 Boys and a Dog
Frog Books for Preschool from Look! We're Learning!
Non-fiction Frog Emergent Readers from Royal Baloo
Children's Books Featuring Frogs from The Jenny Evolution
Frog Writing Prompts from The Usual Mayhem
Science
Frog Life Cycle Free Printables from Natural Beach Living
Frog Anatomy Worksheets from Living Life and Learning
Free Resources for Frog Life Cycle from Something 2 Offer
Frogs of the Rainforest from Tales of Education at Home
Frog Life Cycle for Kids {Printable Set} from The Natural Homeschool
Interactive Frog Life Cycle App for Kids from iGameMom
Poison Frog activity from Schooling a Monkey
Math
Frog Race Graphing Game from Simple Fun for Kids
Motor & Sensory
Frog Hop Activity from CraftCreateCalm
5 Easy Frog Exercise Moves for Kids from FrogMom
Lots of Learning and Fun with Frogs Sensory Bin from Living Montessori Now
Crafts
Make a Fun Handprint and Footprint Tissue Paper Frog from Crafty Mama in ME
Recycled K Cup Frog Craft and Skip Counting Activity from Artsy Momma




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