The Night Sky

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The Night Sky. By: Nathan, Bailey, Alyvia and Brianna. Constellations. There are stars in the sky. Stars that form shapes are called constellations. There are many constellations in the sky. This one is called Orion. He is a warrior. Stars.

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• stars
• called constellations
• shooting stars
• blue stars
• called orion
• great big moon

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1. The Night Sky By: Nathan, Bailey, Alyvia and Brianna

2. Constellations • There are stars in the sky. • Stars that form shapes are called constellations. • There are many constellations in the sky. • This one is called Orion. He is a warrior.

3. Stars • Stars are hot balls of burning gasses in the sky. • Blue stars are the hottest. • The Sun is a star. • The sun is close to the Earth. That is why it looks big.

4. Shooting Stars • Shooting stars are not stars they are meteorites. • Meteorites are rocks. • People wish on shooting stars.

5. The Moon • There is a great big moon in the sky. • The moon is a satellite that orbits Earth. • Sometimes the moon is a half moon. • The moon looks like the sun in the night sky.