Free Frog Theme Preschool Lesson Plan!

Last Updated on February 7, 2024 by Amanda Leemis

Have tons of fun with this Free Frog Theme Preschool Lesson Plan! Have fun matching letters, counting lily pads, and coloring frogs. This pack is great for boosting creativity and building fine motor skills! Be sure to head outside and see some frogs in their natural habitat! Print all 10 frog activities below!

Frog Theme Worksheets

Use markers and crayons to color in your frogs! This pack is great for talking about the color green. Have fun finding all 10 frogs in the frog I spy worksheet. A great way to build pincher strength is to use stickers. Peel and stick one sticker onto each frog. This pack is great for building pre-writing skills by tracing both letters and numbers. Take a look below!

Frog Activities for Preschoolers

Before you get started on your worksheets, head outside! Can you find any frogs? What color are frogs? How do they move? What do frogs eat? Use the time outside to do a frog movement activity. How far can you jump? Be sure to print Bug Worksheets for Preschool for another fun animal theme!

Frog Craft for Preschool

After you’ve completed the Frog Worksheets for Preschool, get ready to make an awesome frog craft! This craft is great for talking about frogs! What do they eat? Where do they live? Have you ever touched a frog? This craft is great for learning colors red and green!

Materials Needed:

paper plate, red construction paper

googly eyes, red kwik stix, green watercolor, glue/ scissors/ sharpie

Step 1: Gather your supplies! Use the red kwik stix to fill in one side of the paper plate. You can also use alternatives like red watercolor, red crayons, or red markers.

Step 2: Flip your paper plate over and use the green watercolor to fill it in. Use your scissors to cut out a strip from the red construction paper and wrap it around your finger to make it curly.

Step 3: Fold the paper plate in half and glue two googly eyes onto the green side. Next, open up the paper plate and glue the red strip of construction paper to the red side. Use a black sharpie and add two small dots for the frog’s nose.

Step 4: Put your awesome paper plate frog in a spot that needs some cheer! Be sure to name your frog!

Frog Books for Preschool

Check out some great frog books for preschool! Reading with your little ones is a great way to build a social bond, discover potential interests, and boost vocabulary skills! Read Frog on a Log?, I Don’t Want to be a Frog, and The Icky Sticky Frog.

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We hope you enjoyed this Free Frog Theme Preschool Lesson Plan! Be sure to check out the entire Preschool Printable Library for tons of fun and learning!