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Lesson
Plan
Green Tree
Frog
Suitable for:
Ages 6 to 12 years
Materials:
4mm round moving eyes
Green / Brown felt
Scissors
Pins (optional)
Tracing paper (optional)
Drawing pencils
Drawing paper
PVA / glue pots / glue brushes
Sequins
Blue paper
Yellow / white small pom poms
Aim: Classroom Discussion
The aim of this activity is to create a collage
Points
of Green Tree Frogs from an aerial perspective onto a
1. Green Tree Frogs are amphibians. What is an
tree. To concentrate on shape, pattern, composition
amphibian? An animal capable of living both on land
and texture.
and in water.
2. According to their name, where do you think Green
Activity:
Tree Frogs live? The Green Tree Frog lives in trees!
1. Cut out large tree branch from brown felt and glue
3. The colour of the Green Tree Frog varies from light
down onto blue paper.
green to dark olive brown. How do you think their
2. Decorate tree with clusters of three pom poms.
colour helps them to survive? *HTV\�HNL
3. Draw Green Tree frog onto paper using aerial
4. Green Tree Frogs lay eggs. What do their eggs hatch
perspective.
in to? Tadpoles.
4. Trace these onto tracing paper and pin patterns onto
felt and cut out (or just cut straight into the felt.)
5. Glue down your frogs onto the tree.
6. Add small moving eyes to frogs.
page
7. Add sequins to back of the frogs as patterning. 37
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