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What does the word 'flick' mean?
The poem says the frog 'flick(s) my tongue to catch my food' — to move something quickly with a snap or a sudden sharp movement.
Answer: To move something quickly with a sharp, snapping motion.
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The poem says the frog 'flick(s) my tongue to catch my food' — to move something quickly with a snap or a sudden sharp movement.
Answer: To move something quickly with a sharp, snapping motion.
Answer the following questions
The poem says the frog sits 'in ponds and in the rain' and hops about 'in a muddy drain.'
It also lives 'in places damp with drops of dew.'
Answer: The frog likes to sit in ponds, in the rain, and in damp places with drops of dew. It also hops about in muddy drains.
Think and discuss
Living like a frog would feel exciting because you could swim in water and also hop on land.
It would feel adventurous to move between two worlds — a cool pond and the green ground.
Answer: It would feel exciting and adventurous to live in both water and on land, swimming in the pond and hopping through the grass.
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