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English as a Second Language (ESL)
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Reading
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Edad 3-13
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level: Year 3
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English
Instrucciones del autor
The Solar System
Hey there! Imagine the solar system as a big space family. At the center, you have the Sun, which is like the parent star. Around the Sun, there are eight planets, and we live on one called Earth. The planets are like different siblings; some are big, some are small, and they go around the Sun in a path called an orbit.
Mercury and Venus are the closest to the Sun, like the little brothers and sisters who like to stay near mom and dad. Earth is just the right distance away for us to live comfortably. Then there's Mars, which is a bit like the adventurous sibling, all red and with huge volcanoes.
Further out, there are the big brothers, Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter is like a giant with its stripes and storms, while Saturn is known for its beautiful rings. Then, Uranus and Neptune are a bit like the mysterious siblings, far away and very cold.
All these planets have their own moons, like their own little friends, and they all travel together around the Sun, making up our solar system. It's like a big, amazing space family with each member having its own special place!
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English as a Second Language (ESL)
-
Reading
-
Edad 3-13
-
level: Year 3
-
English
Instrucciones del autor
The Solar System
Hey there! Imagine the solar system as a big space family. At the center, you have the Sun, which is like the parent star. Around the Sun, there are eight planets, and we live on one called Earth. The planets are like different siblings; some are big, some are small, and they go around the Sun in a path called an orbit.
Mercury and Venus are the closest to the Sun, like the little brothers and sisters who like to stay near mom and dad. Earth is just the right distance away for us to live comfortably. Then there's Mars, which is a bit like the adventurous sibling, all red and with huge volcanoes.
Further out, there are the big brothers, Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter is like a giant with its stripes and storms, while Saturn is known for its beautiful rings. Then, Uranus and Neptune are a bit like the mysterious siblings, far away and very cold.
All these planets have their own moons, like their own little friends, and they all travel together around the Sun, making up our solar system. It's like a big, amazing space family with each member having its own special place!
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