Look up! The sky is dark and full of tiny lights. Sometimes a Shooting Star flashes across the sky. It is fast, bright, and fun to watch!
A shooting star is a little rock from space.
Letβs count together:
1οΈβ£ One shooting star zooms by.
2οΈβ£ Two shooting stars streak across.
3οΈβ£ Three shooting stars sparkle and fade.
You can count more if you see them!
When a shooting star flies, we feel:
We say, βWow, wow, wow!β and we feel a warm Twinkle inside.
You are a little space explorer! Keep looking up, counting, and feeling the magic of shooting stars. The night sky is full of wondersβjust waiting for you to discover. πβ¨.
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