Friday, 2 October 2020

Frogs!

 

I was supervising my grandson Victor yesterday while he was participating in a virtual science class. The topic was the life cycle of frogs. I went over with him the vocabulary related to the development of frogs from egg to adult frog. When I got to the last stage - "adult frog" - he said, "Frogs can't be adults. They are much too small!"

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