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Pinky is a chihuahua that is OBSESSED with science! 

Pinky knows everything there is to know about science; 

she thinks so anyways.

      There is one thing Pinky doesn’t know about though 

which is the life cycle of a frog. Weird right? I mean how 

do you not know about the life cycle frogs? Well, Pinky 

was so smart in second grade that she skipped it, and 

that’s the year they teach about the life cycle of a frog!!! 

Pinky was bound and determined to learn 

about the life cycle of frogs. So she set out 

the next day to find about the life of a frog. 

First, she had to travel to their habitat, but 

she didn't’t remember where they lived. So 

she flashed back to third grade when they 

learned about habitats. “One example of a 

habitat is frogs. They live in wet and damp 

areas and sometimes in trees,” 

Mrs.Sunshine would say.

 Pinky now back in the present   knew 

of one wet and damp area with trees, 

the creek by her house. She packed 

up her camera, journal and science 

book, and put on her waterproof boots 

so she could take pictures, take notes, 

and get in the water too. Then she 

headed to the creek to find some 

frogs.

When she finally arrived at the creek, 

the first thing she saw was frogs!! 

There were frogs everywhere! There 

had to be a million frogs just at her 

creek! Pinky followed one of the frogs 

past some old stumps and some 

dried up pond to a pile of black dots. 

Those dots she realized must be eggs. 

Frog eggs! That must mean that eggs 

are the first part of the life cycle of a 

frog. 

She pulled out her notebook and noted, 

“First step of life cycle.Eggs.” Then she 

took a picture of the eggs and silently 

wondered what the second part of the 

life cycle is. 

Just as she was thinking, the frog took off again 

and she followed right behind it. It whizzed past 

her house but kept running along the creek bed. 

She thought for sure that she was going to pass 

out if she didn't’t stop soon. 

Luckily the frog stopped in it’s tracks and swam 

out to visit some little swimming tailed things 

she had never seen before.   She whipped out her 

science book she had brought along and flipped 

right to the amphibian pages. She saw frogs and 

pictures of those little tailed swimming things 

titled, Tadpoles. Tadpoles are the second part of 

the life cycle. 

Pinky noted this in her 

notebook under the first 

step. She also took some 

pictures of these little 

tadpoles so she could look 

back and remember them.

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