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The sun gives us light and warmth. It is a star, and it is very far away!
Stars twinkle in the night sky. There are more stars than you can count!
Some nights the moon is a big circle. We call that a full moon!
The sun comes up in the morning and goes down at night. This gives us day and night!
At night, look up—can you see the moon? Is it full or just a sliver?
Shadows happen when something blocks the light. Your shadow follows you on sunny days!
At night, we can see the moon and stars in the sky.
The moon looks different on different nights. Sometimes it is round, sometimes it is a sliver!
The moon is bright at night because the sun shines on it.
A shadow is longest in the morning and evening and shortest at noon.
The sun rises every morning. What time does the sun come up where you live?
A flashlight makes shadows on the wall. The shadow is where the light cannot reach.
The moon goes around the Earth, and the Earth goes around the sun!
The sky is blue during the day and dark at night.
You can see your shadow on a sunny day. Jump and watch your shadow jump too!
Some stars are brighter than others. The brightest star you can see at night is called Sirius!
Astronauts are people who travel to space. They wear special suits!
The sun is the biggest and brightest thing in our sky.
Moonlight is actually sunlight bouncing off the moon and coming to us!
Day happens when our side of Earth faces the sun. Night happens when our side faces away.
