Write a story about the growth of tadpoles.

The growth process of tadpoles is as follows:

There is a park next to my home, called Easy Paradise. In spring, flowers bloom, and there are dozens of lively and lovely small fish in the clear stream, the most striking of which is there.

In spring, tadpoles stick their heads out, with round heads and dark bodies. It has a small curved tail, which keeps swinging its tail in the water and swims around happily. Very beautiful.

A few days later, the tadpole grew up and became a thin and long calf. As soon as you kick your leg, you swim very far, swim a few times more, disappear for a while, and sometimes jump out of the water and jump very high.

A few days later, the tadpole put on a light green coat again, with a shorter tail and thicker slender legs, like a little frog. Sometimes it climbs to the shore, jumps east, jumps west, and then disappears.

Finally, after about half a month, the little frog became a real big frog, with green clothes and a few small black spots in the middle, and his tail was gone. His eyes were wide and round, running around on the lotus leaf. Every summer, my brother and sister and I go to the river to play. We often see little frogs. My sister always asks me like a "hundred thousand whys": "Sister, do you know how tadpoles become frogs?