Frog Habitat Student Presentation TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS Students are encouraged to use the FrogID website and FrogID app to explore the frogs in their local area and their habitats. These slides can be used as a basis to develop class or
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Students are encouraged to use the FrogID website and FrogID app to explore the frogs in their local area and their habitats.
These slides can be used as a basis to develop class or individual presentations to share the research they have done.
Students can select one or a series of habitats and use images and facts to explain the different frog species, their habitats and characteristics.<br>
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STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS
Select a frog to study that you have recorded or studied on the FrogID app or that can be found in your local area. Consider including the following information in your presentation.
Describe the habitat your selected frog is living in. What do frogs require in their habitat to survive?
Where and when does your selected frog breed?
Include some interesting facts about the frogs in your presentation.
What is the conservation status of your selected frog? Is it endangered or very common? Why do you think this is the case.
Have you managed to hear or see any of the frogs in your presentation? You can use the FrogID app to record the calls you hear. Scientists at the Australian Museum will listen to your recorded frog calls and will identify the species for you.<br>
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INFORMATION RESEARCH Information regarding frog species and their habitats can be found in the following places:
FrogID Website – www.frogid.net.au
Visit the FrogID Map to find frogs in your local habitats.
Explore the Australian Frogs pages and search the frogs by state and habitat.
FrogID App – download the app and explore your local area.
Record frog calls either after the rain or early evening.
Once your record the app will offer suggestions of local frogs in your area. See if you can guess which frog is calling.
Press the Explore button on the app for a list of frogs in your local area.<br>
