Following the Lamb wherever he goes… Revelation 14:4
I was so happy with this picture! It captured the red lungs, spiral belly, legs, and eye in one shot.
Spiral tummy, lungs and mouth.
Look at those little legs swimming!
Look at this tadpole showing off his leg against that white rock.
Leg and eye
Another tadpole with leg, no foot yet
Legs and webbed foot
Tadpole pile-up
Eyes
Leg and eye
Happy 4th of July! As a treat, I have provided a fun little video with a cute song for you.
Swimming upside down
Leg nub and eye
Tadpole in a shell
Tadpoles at play!
They seem to be playing elevator.
Maybe it’s their way of celebrating the 4th of July!
And now… The Transforming Tadpoles!
They love their moss!
Little Legs!
Little Frog Face!
Rare occurrence these days – lying on lettuce.
Spiral Belly!
Here’s a peek at our tadpoles today.
The tadpoles used to eat lettuce. I put some moss in from time to time, but they seemed to ignore it, for the most part. They hung around on the lettuce and seemed to be eating it all of this time. But today, I noticed that they were ignoring the lettuce and that the moss was all gone! So I put more moss in and a couple of them attacked it and started munching like crazy. So their eating habits have changed. And now Anna and I will have to go gather some more lovely moss.
This one is showing off the spiral on his belly.
This guy is swimming upside down. See his white tummy. They have been doing this today. Then they flip over and swim right-side-up. I don’t know if they’re playing or eating something from the surface of the water or what.
And this one is hiding under our fake lily pad.
Their habits are changing. They used to hang out on the lettuce floating at the top most of the time and hardly swam to the bottom of the tank. Yesterday and today they have been spending more time at the bottom.
Now they are digging down in the rocks and hiding, and eating moss and doing silly things like swimming upside down.
Oh yeah, and playing dead. I really don’t like that one.
I managed to change the water without losing any of them yesterday. Yay!
I wonder what their new trick for tomorrow will be…
The bulgy bodies are looking more and more frog-like.
Looks like leg nubs.
Looks like twins working hard on their Amphibian lapbook.
Looks like twins are doing a good job on their Amphibian lapbook.
Another fun thing we are doing right now is reading “The Wheel on the School”. I read this story to the older kids when they were younger. Now I get to enjoy it again with the twins. They weren’t even born yet when I read it to Shawn and Katie.
Education is a very enjoyable life!
And life is a very enjoyable education!
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"Oh that God would give every mother a vision of the glory and splendor of the work that is given to her when a babe is placed in her bosom to be nursed and trained! Could she have but one glimpse in to the future of that life as it reaches on into eternity; could she look into its soul to see its possibilities; could she be made to understand her own personal responsibility for the training of this child, for the development of its life, and for its destiny,--she would see that in all God's world there is no other work so noble and so worthy of her best powers, and she would commit to no other's hands the sacred and holy trust given to her." -JR Miller
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