https://padlet.com/chloelynch1414/nipn5tdvsxp5dscs en-us 2021-05-10 03:40:02 UTC 2021-05-14 00:19:22 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f438.png chloelynch1414 https://padlet.com/chloelynch1414/nipn5tdvsxp5dscs/wish/1507635628 Hi year 4!
Now it is your turn to tell me about one of your favourite animals and how they grow. 


Your task:
1.Pick your favourite animal 
2. Research your choose animal's lifecycle
3. Post back on this page and tell me about each of the stages in its lifecycle (to do this click the pink plus button in the right hand corner)

(Make sure you put your name and your chosen animal in the title section)

Get researching!!]]> 2021-05-10 03:42:17 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelynch1414/nipn5tdvsxp5dscs/wish/1507635628 chloelynch1414 https://padlet.com/chloelynch1414/nipn5tdvsxp5dscs/wish/1507641534 Remembering that lifecycles do not have a start of end point, they are a cycle that continues to go round and round. 

An adult frog lays eggs in the water. 

These eggs then hatch into tadpoles. 
Tadpoles then spent their time swimming, eating  and growing. See the photo of the tadpole below. 

As the tadpole gets stronger it grows legs and arms, and begins to develop its own lungs.

The adult frog then learns to breathe air. When the frog is still young, it actually uses the nutrients from its tail as food to survive. When the adult frog is fully grown, it will then lay eggs and the cycle will go around again. ]]> 2021-05-10 03:45:46 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelynch1414/nipn5tdvsxp5dscs/wish/1507641534