tadpoles

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Phonetic Respelling: [ tad-pohl ]

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n. the larva of a frog or toad that has a rounded body and a long tail and breathes with gills and lives in water

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We watched the tadpoles grow as a classroom experiment.

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We watched the tadpoles grow as a classroom experiment.

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How do the tadpoles feel when they wake up in spring?

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When the tadpoles start to grow legs, what begins to disappear?

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What body parts grow on tadpoles as they become frogs?

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How do tadpoles get out of their eggs?

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Who brought the tadpoles to school?

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When are we able to tell what kind of frogs the tadpoles will turn into?

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How do tadpoles swim?

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What do the tadpoles look like in fall?

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When do tadpoles use lungs for breathing?

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What did the tadpoles eat?

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What are the dangers for the tadpoles in the pond?

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What helps the tadpoles breathe under water?

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What happened when too many tadpoles were in the mating hole?

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What do tadpoles grow after they push out of the eggs and have gills?

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Synonyms: Play

pollywog; frog larva; toad larva

Antonyms: Play

lily pad

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