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To the Stars


To the Stars
Reading Level
     edHelper's suggested reading level:   grades 1 to 3
     Flesch-Kincaid grade level:   2.88

Vocabulary
     challenging words:    ever, have, lights, outside, spilled, night, become, belt, center, clear, color, count, died, even, finally, life
     content words:    Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy


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To the Stars
By KATHLEEN W. REDMAN
  

1     Have you ever stood outside at night and looked up into the sky? If you have, you might have seen only clouds. On a clear night you will see the moon and as many as 3,000 stars! Some people can see even more stars. Have you ever tried to count them?
 
2     Some of the little points of lights are single stars. Some of the things we call stars are parts of galaxies, clusters of stars, or even whole galaxies. They are far, far away.
 
3     Our own Sun is a star. It is a medium-sized star. Some stars are even smaller than the Sun. Some of the stars are twenty times larger than the Sun.

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