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Deputize your
students! Three thousand frogs aren't going to find themselves, and I could use all the help I can get. Deputize your students by challenging them to accept one of our Junior Detective assignments today. |
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Deputize your
students! Three thousand frogs aren't going to find themselves, and I could use all the help I can get. Deputize your students by challenging them to accept one of our Junior Detective assignments today. |
| The Interrogation
Quiz Test your students' amphibian acumen with our Interrogation quiz. Try it on line or print out our text version and its answer sheet for use in your classroom. For grades 3 and up |
| Frog Footsteps Follow the footsteps of a frog through its life cycle. It's a journey fraught with peril and should only be undertaken by the most valiant of detectives. Print out the directions and materials for this fun and educational game here. Adaptable for grades K through 6 |
| Investigate Acid
Rain Conduct an experiment in your classroom to demonstrate the effects of acid rain, one of the many potential suspects in "The Case of the Disappearing Frogs." Print out the simple instructions here. For grades 3 and up |
| Is Acid Rain
Affecting Your Back Yard? This simple investigation will test your detective's ability to gather evidence. Find out if acid rain is visiting your own back yard by printing out the directions for this assignment here. For grades 3 and up |