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Jumpety-jump! The frog jumps from lilypad to lilypad and counts them one by one! If you have a young child, you have seen firsthand how much they enjoy jumping up and down. Now’s your chance to take this interest to the next level: learn about the parts of a frog together, investigate pond water, and discuss the life cycle transformations from tadpole to adult!
All of the Montessori activities in this amphibious theme use simple, crafty materials you likely have around the house. Plus, you’ll be relieved to find the done-for-you printable materials inside the packet: just print, cut and start teaching!
“After doing the How Far Can You Jump activity inside, we took it to the next level outside with our rebounder! We talked about how he was able to jump so much farther because of the trampoline and the springs and we related it to a frogs hind legs 
. We even got our frog puppet and had him pretend to jump and measured his distance 
. He was captivated by measurement and used the tape measure repeatedly after this and I helped him hold down one side. Doesn’t even know his number symbols yet as he’s 3 but man he loved measuring!!” – Brigid
“ She loved counting how many jumps she could do in a row (11 so far) and trying to beat that… and we had fun learning the rest of the Miss Mary Mack song (we’ve been singing the beginning part for awhile so it was nice to have the rest of the words!). 
” – Sarah
“We found a friend in my husband’s boot today! We loved observing the length of his forelimbs vs. hindlimbs when he was jumping.” – Kaitlin
Ready! Set! JUMP! Your family will leap for joy for this activity pack, which includes learning the parts of a frog, exploring the life cycle of a frog, jump rope games, grammar activities, and more. Over 60 pages of printables, visual directions, a monthly pacing guide, materials lists, book recommendations, and more.
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K@wood –
We loves the wide but relevant blend of math, science and art and how deeply they all tie together. My kids can now describe the frog life cycle and identify impressionist painting style!
abrewer19 –
We absolutely loved doing the Jump theme from Constellation. My son still references some of things we learned here at least once a week. Our favorite activities included measuring how far we could jump and learning about the frog life cycle!
Andrea –
We loved this theme! My kids are 5 and 2, and they really enjoyed the How Far Can You Jump and Pond Water activities! My son son also enjoyed learning about the life cycle of a frog, which went along perfect with a puzzle we have.
Valerie Wong –
We absolutely loved this theme as it has many fun things to do! My daughter enjoyed painting with watercolor, learning about the frog cycle and other science experiments as well as the jumping games and rhymes. We have been part of Constellation for three years and I love that the themes include booklists, art, science, math, language work, practical life and more! It’s really multi-age, well rounded, and easy to implement.