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There were lots of good ideas sent in for this challenge. Everyone had good reasons for their choice as to who won each race. Abubakr, who is home-schooled in the UK, offered the following thoughts:
The frog won all the challenges because he could run faster than them all and he could swim the best and the caterpillar, ladybird, spider and snail couldn't swim. The frog could also jump the highest and longest because his back legs are very large.
The caterpillar was in a pupa and he turned into a butterfly.
The frog would still win all of them because he could run faster than them all and he could swim the best and the butterfly, ladybird, spider and snail couldn't swim. The frog could also jump the highest and longest because his back legs are very large.
The caterpillar's change was different in a number of ways like he had fewer legs and wings.
Team Faulkner from St Stephen'sӬ School in the UK wrote:
The winner of the swimming race would be the frog because it has strong legs, is an expert swimmer and the largest creature.
The running race would be the spider because frogs and snails can't run and the others are slower.
Both jumping competitions would be won by the frog because it's the only one that can jump.
The caterpillar's change wouldn't make a difference because butterflies can't run, swim or jump.
Matilda from South Farnham Ӭin the UK sent in her thoughts;
It depends on the race so on the swimming race the frog because it is good at swimming.
In the running race, the spider because it has long legs high and in the long jump, the frog because he's good at jumping.
The caterpillar has turned into a butterfly. The caterpillar would win all the races and the ladybird behind because they can fly. The caterpillar has gone into a chrysalis and grown wings and become a butterfly.
Montana from the Sacred Heart SchoolӬ in AustraliaӬ had other thoughts: