Frogs and Toads by: Keegan Alexander

Keegan A.

10-30-12

Frogs and Toads (Part 1)

The book is about how many frogs and toads live in nature. Humans discover these frogs and toads for information and their species. When I read that I thought when people learned about frogs, they thought some of the the boys and girls discovered about 5,000 kinds of frogs.some of the frogs are very dangerous and poisonous. Now I understand that when it comes to nature, everyone knows that some frogs are poisonous, wet, and dry.

Frogs and Toads (Part 2)

The book said, "There are almost 5,000 kinds of frogs and toads. The biggest one is as big as a dinner plate." When I read that I thought that I know that all frogs and toads are non-poisonous. When you see a picture of a poisonous frog, the colors are red, orange, gold, green, blue, purple, or striped. So that means there are 5,000 kinds of frogs; big, small, wet, dry, different, and poisonous.