Amphibian Resources for Teachers

Amphibians are often used in classrooms because they are fascinating and exciting subjects that engage many students.  Moreover, amphibians are very effective in helping students understand environmental sciences and issues.  To find online resources related to K-12 curriculum and lesson plans that focus on amphibians, please use the resource viewer below.

Resources on Amphibians for Educators
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Alabama Herp Atlas Project
The Alabama Herpetological Atlas Project (AHAP) is a volunteer network of amateur herpetologists, teachers, and students monitoring the status and health of amphibians and reptiles in Alabama. In addition to printable reporting cards, the site offers...
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Animal Diversity Web
Animal Diversity Web (ADW) is an online database of animal natural history, distribution, classification, and conservation biology at the University of Michigan.
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Coastal Ecosystem Science Lesson Plan: Alien Invasion!
The National Ocean Service has developed lesson plans for thematic areas related to water. This high school life sciences lesson plan focuses on invasive species: why are they a problem, and what can be done about them?
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Deformed Frogs !
Deformed Frogs is a debate project that engages students in an examiniation of a current controversy in science by engaging them with relevant evidence from the Web. It culminates in an informal classroom debate, during which students present...
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Frog Egg Hunt
Join Ranger Rick as he teaches kids to locate and observe frog embryos in their local wetlands areas.
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Net Frog
The Net Frog is an online frog dissection tutorial. This virtual dissection allows students and teachers to learn more about human anatomy through a study of frog anatomy. The Net Frog supports frog conservation by allowing an alternative to...
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Net Frog: The Interactive Frog Dissection
From the Site: "Each page explores a step in the frog dissection process, beginning with the materials set up, and concluding with a review and quiz. Each step is illustrated with images and links to additional facts, movies and activities. You can...
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Reptiles and Amphibians
Links, pictures, lesson plans, and online materials on reptiles and ambphibians.
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Reptiles and Amphibians: A Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians
The introductory video of reptiles and amphibians shows these creatures hopping, swimming, crawling, and running. Scroll your mouse over the animal group icons to see the profiles of frogs, turtles, crocodilians, snakes, lizards, and salamanders. The...
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Scales, Scutes, and Skins
"The purpose of this program is to learn about adaptations of reptiles and amphibians while dispelling common fears about them through hands-on experiences with live animals."

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Frogwatch USA Amphibian Monitoring

Photo of an American toad (Bufo americanus)
American toad (Bufo americanus) [Photo: John J. Mosesso/NBII]

Frogwatch USA is a national program encouraging volunteers of all ages to monitor their local amphibian populations and to report their findings to the national Frogwatch program. Co-sponsored by the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Wildlife Federation, Frogwatch helps students understand the importance of amphibians, the process of scientific monitoring, and the impacts of their contributions to greater understanding of amphibian populations' health and status.

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