Here are some cool frog and toad websites you might want to visit:
• This is the most complete and fun site about frogs and toads on the web. It's also a Canadian site so you can learn all about frogs and toads that live in Canada. There are also some cool interactive online games, tons of information, and activities. This site is a great way to learn more about frogs and test your frog knowledge.
• This is a new publication that comes out semi-annually by the Canadian Nature Federation. Click on the Frogwatch Program Link to find out more about their volunteer monitoring program. I really like the Frog ID page because it teaches all about the frogs that live in Canada - see a picture, read quick facts, and listen to their call. I great Canadian site for frog research.
Centre for Global Environmental Education
• Another great site to learn more about frogs and toads. This site also has MANY links to other frog and toad sites on the web. Check it out!
• Another complete site with tons of info, stories, history, online activities, exhibits and sounds of frogs. This site it definately worth seeing!
• This site doesn't look like very much at first but scroll down and click on the links to get to tons of information about frogs. You can get weird facts about frogs, read some frog fables and jokes, colour some frog pictures, listen to frog radio, participate in a frog poll, and much, much more.
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency: Kids
•This site has 'lots of stuff about frogs - pictures, sounds, printable colouring pages, live frog cam, and information about deformed frogs.
• Do you want a clear but complete description of what amphibians, frogs and toads are? Visit this site and click on the "Amphibians" exhibit on the map of the virtual zoo. You might want to check out the rest of the zoo, too!
• This is an easy-to-look at and interesting site with 'lots of information about the many frogs that live in Manitoba, Canada. Learn more about amphibians, their life cycle, and see and read info about specific Canadian frogs. This is a great Canadian site!
• This is a very informative site with great information and pictures of the many frogs that live in Australia.
• Another Australian based site with terrific links to frog pages. This is the site that will answer your questions and raise awareness that amphibians are being threatened.
• This is another easy-to-look at and interesting site with 'lots of information about the many frogs that live in Ontario, Canada. See and read info about specific species of frogs in Ontario. This is another nice Canadian site!
Department of Environment and Conservation
•This site has an interesting story called Sounds Good To Me. The characters are a ladybug, a raccoon, and David (a strange human). Click on the .wav link and listen to the sounds of a froggy pond.
The Case of the Disappearing Frogs
• Can you solve the mystery? Find out what happened to the frogs and test your knowledge.
• See live video and hear the sounds of the frogs at the Melbourne Zoo!
• This look slike a nice site but it's still under construction so a few things don't work yet (like the pictures page). It will be a great site once everything is up and running.
• Work step-by-step to make a beautiful origami frog. Take your time because this origami project isn't easy!
• Follow the step-by-step instructions or print out the steps to make a simple origami jumping frog.
Interactive Froggy Fun and Games
•This is a GREAT place to play online interactive frog games. You can play musical frogs, madlibs, tic-tac-toe, memory, lickety-splat, and even the classic game – Frogger! This site is worth your time.
• Play an online math game. It's a little difficult to get used to but it works. Click on the answer, then on the question to score some points.
• Here, you can get some cute games, icons, screen savers, and desktop wallpaper for your computer. Most gadgets work only in Windows though.
Do you know of any other great frog and toad websites that you think should be part of this list. CLICK HERE to e-mail your suggestion to Miss Debby and she'll include it as soon as possible.
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