At night, we can see many beautiful things in the sky. The most common things are stars, the moon, and sometimes planets. Stars are tiny bright dots that twinkle, while the moon shines brighter and looks like a big ball. We may also see comets and clouds.
Example: When you look up, you might see a bright star or the moon that looks round and shiny.
Fun Fact: Did you know that the moon changes shape every night? Sometimes it looks like a circle, and other times it looks like a half circle!
Multiple Choice Questions:
1. What is the biggest object we can see in the night sky?
a) A star
b) The sun
c) The moon
d) A cloud
Answer: c) The moon
Explanation: The moon is the biggest thing we see in the night sky, shining brightly and often looking round.
2. Which of these can twinkle in the night sky?
a) The moon
b) Stars
c) Clouds
d) Planets
Answer: b) Stars
Explanation: Stars twinkle because they are very far away, and their light shines through the air.
3. What is a planet?
a) A kind of star
b) A big rock in the sky
c) A spot on Earth
d) Something that twinkles
Answer: b) A big rock in the sky
Explanation: A planet is a large object that moves around a star and shines in the sky, like Mars.
4. What do we sometimes see zooming across the night sky?
a) Birds
b) Airplanes
c) Comets
d) Bubbles
Answer: c) Comets
Explanation: Comets are bright objects that can zoom across the sky and look like they have tails.
5. Which of these is NOT something you see in the night sky?
a) Stars
b) The moon
c) A rainbow
d) Planets
Answer: c) A rainbow
Explanation: A rainbow is something you see during the day after it rains, not in the night sky.