Solar System and Celestial Objects

This video introduces children to the universe, covering stars, the sun, constellations, the solar system, galaxies, and the universe. It explains how stars are made of gases and have their own light, while the sun is a star that provides Earth with heat and light. The video also discusses constellations, the solar system's planets and satellites, and the concept of galaxies and the universe. Interactive worksheets help reinforce learning.

What is the main reason we cannot see stars during the day?

• They are too far away during the day.

• They are hidden by clouds.

• The sun's bright light makes them invisible.

• They disappear during the day.

What is the sun classified as?

• A galaxy

• A satellite

• A star

• A planet

What is a constellation?

• A pattern formed by a group of stars.

• A group of planets.

• A type of galaxy.

• A single bright star.

Which of the following is not a planet in our solar system?

• Pluto

• Venus

• Mercury

• Jupiter

Which planet is known as Earth's satellite?

• Venus

• Mars

• The Moon

• Jupiter

What do planets in our solar system orbit around?

• The Moon

• The Earth

• The Sun

• A constellation

What is the term for objects that move around a planet?

• Constellations

• Stars

• Satellites

• Galaxies

What is the Milky Way?

• A planet in our solar system

• A type of star

• A galaxy that contains our solar system

• A constellation

What forms a galaxy?

• A group of planets

• A single star

• A constellation

• A collection of stars

What is the universe composed of?

• Only stars

• Only planets

• Only galaxies

• Galaxies, stars, planets, and satellites