Frog Appreciation Day August 20 in the Boston Common

By Jodi on August 12, 2011 in Family Days

Panamanian golden frog; credit Zoo New England

Franklin Park Zoo and Boston Common Frog Pond are hosting “Frog Appreciation Day” August 20 in the Common!

Activities include:

Interactive presentation with Zoo New England’s Education Department
Observing live frogs, a frog skeleton and toy samples of endangered frogs
Face painting
Arts & Crafts table with DIY beanbag frogs
Leap frog
Ribbit contest
Free children’s tickets to the Franklin Park Zoo will be passed out while supplies last

When: August 20, 10am to 2pm

For more information: 617-635-2120 or visit www.bostonfrogpond.com or www.zoonewengland.orgFor more things to do in Boston with kids, check out our Boston event calendar, which is always updated!

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Jodi Grundig has loved traveling since she was a little girl. She's thrilled to be able to combine her love of writing with her love of travel. Jodi resides in Massachusetts with her husband, five-year old son, seven-year old daughter, shelter cat, and Havanese puppy.

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