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Books with title A Tadpole Grows Up

  • A Tadpole Grows Up

    Pam Zollman

    Library Binding (Childrens Pr, Sept. 29, 2005)
    Describes the life cycle of tadpoles and how they eventually become frogs.
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  • A Tadpole Grows Up

    Aksel Rose, Cory Rose, Brittani Rose

    language (Teammate Children's Stories, June 26, 2019)
    Because he didn’t want to play, and they saw his pain and the weird things coming out of his sides, they called him a freak and started making fun of him. His friends did not want to play with him because they didn’t have legs yet. They thought he looked funny. Especially now that he couldn’t swim the way they did.They teased and made fun of his legs. Squishy stayed by himself and never played because he felt so bad that he was different from all the rest.Pretty soon the air started to become very hot. Their home seemed like it was shrinking FAST!
  • A Tadpole Grows Up

    Annabelle Gold

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Aug. 1, 2012)
    Explains how a tadpole grows into a frog.
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  • A Tadpole Grows Up to Be a Frog

    Nick Rebman

    Paperback (Sparks, July 1, 2016)
    Presents information about the life cycle of frogs to beginning readers, including high-impact photos, close photo-to-text match, a picture glossary, and a comprehension question. F&P Text Level Gradient: Level D.
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  • Tod the Tadpole Grows Up

    Jim Stratton, Joe Poston

    Paperback (XlibrisUS, Aug. 22, 2018)
    In grammar school, I hopped around like a frog to get attention. Consequently, my nickname became Frog, and after sixty-five years, some people still call me that. I became an artist just like Tod the Tadpole did. So one early morning, it came to me that this might be a good story line for a children’s book. So I told the entire tale to my wife. She seemed to enjoy it, so I decided to do this little book. It is my hope that everyone will get a kick out of the story of Tod and that the children who read it and those who have someone read it to them will be encouraged to do their very best in all the endeavors of their lives.
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  • Tod the Tadpole Grows Up

    Jim Stratton, Joe Poston

    eBook (Xlibris US, Aug. 23, 2018)
    In grammar school, I hopped around like a frog to get attention. Consequently, my nickname became Frog, and after sixty-five years, some people still call me that.I became an artist just like Tod the Tadpole did. So one early morning, it came to me that this might be a good story line for a childrens book. So I told the entire tale to my wife. She seemed to enjoy it, so I decided to do this little book.It is my hope that everyone will get a kick out of the story of Tod and that the children who read it and those who have someone read it to them will be encouraged to do their very best in all the endeavors of their lives.
  • Tadpole Grows Up

    Denzel T. Carter

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Aug. 1, 2015)
    Growing up has its changes and challenges. Tadpole is a loveable character, he's not quite sure where he's going in the world. He watches the world around him change, and his own body change too. Pretty soon he's a hip, hopping frog on land, looking for a tasty meal. Readers are introduced to both Math and Science concepts. This fiction title is paired with the nonfiction title "Tadpoles and Frogs" for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.
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  • Tod the Tadpole Grows Up

    Jim Stratton, Joe Poston

    Hardcover (Xlibris Corp, Aug. 23, 2018)
    In grammar school, I hopped around like a frog to get attention. Consequently, my nickname became Frog, and after sixty-five years, some people still call me that. I became an artist just like Tod the Tadpole did. So one early morning, it came to me that this might be a good story line for a childrens book. So I told the entire tale to my wife. She seemed to enjoy it, so I decided to do this little book. It is my hope that everyone will get a kick out of the story of Tod and that the children who read it and those who have someone read it to them will be encouraged to do their very best in all the endeavors of their lives.
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