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From Sunrise to Starry Night
Age 6 · Astronomy
In the morning the sun seems to come up, in the middle of the day it is high in the sky, and in the evening it goes down. Then night comes with the moon and the stars, and the next morning the sun comes up again.
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Examples
- You wake up when the sky gets light in the morning.
- You go to bed when it is dark and you can see the stars.
Key takeaways
- Day and night come back again and again, every day.
- The sun does not really move: our Earth turns, so the sun looks like it moves.
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