Vocabulary
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What is the sun?
The sun is a big ball of hot gas that makes the day sky bright.
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Why do stars look tiny?
They look tiny because they are very far away.
100
Do stars give off light?
Yes! Stars give off light.
100
What comes next in the pattern? day, night, day, night, day, ____________
night!
200
What is a star?
A star is a big ball of hot gas.
200
Why do no animals live on the moon?
The moon has no air or plants.
200
What do we use to look at far away stars in the sky?
We use a telescope.
200
Do planets give off light?
No, planets do not give off light.
200
Which is bigger - the sun or the earth?
The sun is bigger!
300
What is a planet?
A planet is a large body of matter that moves around the sun.
300
Why do we use a telescope to look at the sky?
Telescopes make things that are far away look closer.
300
What causes the moon to show in the night sky?
The sun reflects off of the moon.
300
How are the Earth and moon different?
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300
How often does Earth make one rotation?
Earth makes one rotation every day.
400
What is a telescope?
A telescope is a tool that makes things that are far away look closer and brighter.
400
Why is it night in Tokyo when it is day in Chicago?
It is night in Tokyo when it is day in Chicago because they are on opposite sides of the Earth. Because the Earth rotates, only one side can face the sun at a time.
400
What causes the moon to look a little different every day?
The sun lights up a different part of the moon each night.
400
How are the Earth and moon alike?
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400
How long does it take for the moon to look the same again?
29 days
500
What is rotation?
Rotation is the act of turning around and around.
500
Why does it feel cooler on Earth when there are many clouds in the sky?
It feels cooler because the sun is blocked by the clouds.
500
What causes day and night?
Earth's rotation causes day and night.
500
Name five planets in our solar system.
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus