小小朗读者-Tina reads “The Night Sky”

The Night Sky

When the sun sets at the end of the day, the night sky begins to twinkle and shine.  There are many things to see in the night sky.  

The moon is the brightest light in the night sky. Sometimes the moon looks full and round. Sometimes the moon looks thin and curved.  It looks different at different times. Millions of stars twinkle in the night sky. Some look brighter than others. Some look blue and some look white. 

Groups of stars that form patterns in the sky are called constellations. Some of the brightest points of light in the night sky are planets. They look like stars but they do not twinkle. Look at the sky just before the sun rises.  You might see Venus shining brightly in the sky.

Comets blaze across the sky.  They look like stars with long tails. 

Comets don’t pass by often.  If you see a comet, it’s your lucky night!