Frog Printables

Here's a fun printable for Five Green Speckled Frogs. Print onto card, magnetic printer paper or printer felt and use to accompany the popular children's song / rhyme.

These funny frog bookmarks are so simple to print and cut out and really liven up any book that they are used in. I hope the kids love them as much as we do!

This fact sheet about frogs is a great place to start learning about frogs. We have included some fun and very interesting facts about these remarkable creatures. 

Here's a cute frog jigsaw for kids - just print, cut it out using one of our cutting guides, and then put it back together again! Instructions and cutting guides for this jigsaw are here.

Print, cut out, punch holes and lace or sew this lovely frog lacing card.

Our frog life cycle matching cards can be cut horizontally only and folded in half to make them double sided, or cut out individually for matching games and activities - making them very versatile and useful.

It's easy to learn about the lifecycle of a frog with this fun and simple to understand life cycle poster. Great for class discussions - have the children ever seen frog spawn or a full-sized frog in real-life perhaps?

Are you learning about the lifecycle of a frog? These printable life cycle sequencing cards (and arrows) let you create your own large diagram showing the process. Can the kids put the cards in the correct order? Choose from blank or labelled versions below.

Here's a lovely bright frog mask to print out for the kids to use in role play or fancy dress! Just click the link below for a high quality printable version.

Our frog poster will cheer up any wall in the classroom or home! It also makes a fun front page for a project...

I love this photographic poster of a frog as it demonstrates so well the camouflage that protects the frog, blending it into its surroundings.

Use this simple frog template with younger children. Print out onto green card or cut out of green craft foam, then add stickers, splodges of paint, large googly eyes - whatever you like!

This fun activity asks children to cut out three rectangles and glue them in the correct place on our frogs picture. When they are stuck tight, why not colour the picture in?

Children can use their green playdough to mould some frogs to sit on the lilypads on this fun printable playdough mat. Actually, who said the frogs had to be green!

How about printing out this lovely, colourful frogs scene poster to decorate the classroom or nursery? It would make a fun folder cover for a frogs project, too.

Here's a complete set of alphabet posters, with upper case letters on a lily pad

We designed this lily pad number line, with numbers divisible by 4 highlighted in yellow, to be used with out frog number line markers, with Leap Year in mind - but of course if works well for 4 times tables practice too.

This traditional Chinese counting rhyme builds cleverly builds in some times table practice. We've done up to four frogs (there are four pages) but you could go much further! We've produced a second version which leaves the numbers blank for the kids to fill in, too...