Frogs are interesting animals that are native to almost everywhere there is water. Their croaking can often be heard far and wide during the spring and summer months, and with a bit of luck, one can observe these croaking creatures in their natural habitat at ponds, puddles, and small lakes. Through studying frogs, students can not only learn about the process of metamorphosis but also gain knowledge about amphibians in general. Like many other animals, frogs are often viewed with mixed feelings: some find them fascinating, cute, or sweet, while others consider them disgusting and anything but adorable. By engaging more closely with the topic of frogs, it may help to overcome fears of contact and reduce prejudices. At 12 stations, children will explore aspects such as appearance, habitat, enemies, and diet.