Reading: The Sun, the Moon, and Jupiter
The sun, moon and stars
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How to use this lesson
Use this 8-minute reading activity to practice key space facts and numbers. Read the text together, then check each answer with the words in the text.
First, read the story about the Sun, Moon, and Jupiter carefully. Next, answer the 8 questions below and check your answers.
The Sun, the Moon and Jupiter
📖 Word Helper
A bright light in space like our Sun.
The outside or top part of something.
A big round world in space like Earth or Jupiter.
The Sun and all the planets around it.
Look at this clear sentence from everyday language:
"The sunshine is the brightest light in the sky."
Why this works: It uses simple words to compare one special thing to all others in a group.
Practice Questions
8 Questions1. The Sun is a planet.
2. The Moon is about 384,400 kilometres from Earth.
3. How far is the Sun from Earth?
4. What is the temperature of the Sun's surface?
5. Which is the biggest planet in the solar system?
6. Complete the sentence:
7. Complete the sentence:
8. Complete the sentence:
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