- 1st-3rd grade
- This is a great wordless story that the takes kids on a wild journey with flying frogs. It is an imagination inspiring story that could be used as a in class 'show aloud' where the students could be prompted to discuss various things.

Independent Reading Level: K-3
Awards: NY Times Bestseller and Caldecott Medal-Winner (1992).

This wordless book is a whimsical dream-like adventure that depicts flying frogs in all kinds of landscapes. This book was innovative, experimental, and adventurous all experienced through the beautiful illustrations that told the story.

1.I would suggest this book to lower elementary or preschool for who you should read this to.
2.This book shows in the middle of the night on a Tuesday the frogs start floating on their lily pads and start exploring the neighborhood. In the end the frogs go back to their home and the humans find the lily pads everywhere on the streets. The last page shows that it is now Wednesday and there are pigs flying.
3.It's a silly book but I would reccomend for a classroom. It is a very silly and entertaining book to a younger student.

This book tells the story of what happens every Tuesday night. Every Tuesday night animals start to fly, and for this specific night it's the frogs who are going on a journey. The frogs get up to all sorts of things. They go into houses and chase dogs. The night ends with all the frogs returning to their homes, or ponds, and all their lily pads spread out across the town. The next Tuesday night, and the last page of the book, shows a bunch of farm animals floating upwards. This book would also be good for kindergarten with it's humorous story and sense of adventure and imagination within the pictures on each page. ( )