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Engage students with a comparison of frogs and toads. Explore their similarities and differences while identifying their order in nature. Quick class activity with hands-on learning.

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Welcome to Class!

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Welcome to Class! Take 5 minutes to answer this question
Compare and contrast frogs and toads and tell the order in which they are found.
Two Minutes
Time for Class!

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