This medium worksheet gives second graders a deeper look at chicken and frog life cycles. Part A has nine fill-in-the-blanks introducing harder words like incubation, egg tooth, and rooster, plus questions about tadpoles growing back legs first and frogs catching insects with their sticky tongues.

Part B is a matching activity that pairs egg, chick, tadpole, and adult frog with the right description, like breathes with gills and swims or covered in soft down feathers. Mixing vocabulary and matching helps students connect each stage to what the animal actually does.

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Busy Bee
Life Cycles
Grade 2
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A chicken life cycle begins when a hen lays an egg.
2) The hen keeps the egg warm by sitting on it, which is called incubation.
3) A chick breaks out of its shell using a tiny bump called an egg tooth.
4) A frog begins its life as a tiny egg in the water.
5) Tadpoles grow back legs first, then front legs.
6) A young chicken is called a chick until it grows adult feathers.
7) An adult frog can live on land and in water.
8) A male chicken is called a rooster.
9) Frogs catch insects with their long, sticky tongue.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
egg (chicken)
has a hard shell and needs warmth
breathes with gills and swims
chick
covered in soft down feathers
has a hard shell and needs warmth
tadpole
breathes with gills and swims
hops on land and catches insects
adult frog
hops on land and catches insects
covered in soft down feathers
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