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Frog Coloring Pages for Kids

Hop on over to these frog coloring pages for kids. You can have hours of coloring fun with these adorable little green guys. Of course you can make your frog any color you want.

You can pick a frog coloring picture of fireman frogs or a drummer. Or try a frog coloring sheet of a frog running late for school or bringing flowers to his date. These frogs are just so cute that it may be hard to pick just one. So pick several frog coloring sheets or pick them all for a "hopping" good time.

Don't forget to check out these fun facts about frogs for kids. You can learn something new about frogs and share this with your friends.

Frog Coloring Pages for Kids

Some of these frog coloring sheets are best printed in landscape mode. Just click on your print preview from your browsers print functions and change the settings if needed.

In addition to these frog coloring pages, try making this cute frog paper bag puppet.

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Fun Facts About Tigers for Kids

You will have fun reading and learning all about tigers with these fun facts. See how much you know already and how much more you can learn about tigers. Test yourself, your friends and even your parents and teachers with these fun facts about tigers.

Do you know how big the biggest frog is?

The biggest frog, called the Goliath or Giant frog, can grow larger than one foot (30 cm) long. This frog can be found in West Central Africa. The largest frog in America is the Bullfrog. The Bullfrog can grow more than 6 inches long.

Do you know which frog is the smallest?

The smallest frogs are the Brazilian Gold Frog which is only about 3/8 of an inch (9.8 mm) and the Monte Iberia Eleuth frog at 9.6 to 9.8 mm long.

Do you know what color eyes frogs have?

A frog's eyes are either gold, silver, brown or green. The pupils are either round, horizontal, heart shaped and even star shaped or triangle shape.

Do you know how many different types of frog species there are?

There are over 4,000 different species of frogs with new species being discovered each year. There are 6 to 14 species that don't have tongues. I wonder how these little guys catch a fly with no tongue!

Do you know how far a frog can hop?

Frogs can jump up to 20 times the length of their body. They use their strong back legs to leap and jump. The longest known jump of a frog was 33 feet 5.5 inches long. Wow! That would win the long jump contest at a track meet.