sky

". . . spans a wide range of subjects, including everything from nocturnal animals or revellers watching fireworks illuminate the night, to celestial objects such as the moon, planets, stars, and meteor showers--all under the vast night sky"--Provided by publisher.

Teaches young readers about the different natural phenomenons that are seen in the sky, including cloud patterns, constellations, and bird migration.

"A boy and his pet dragon look at both the day and night skies. They learn about the sun, moon, animals, and airplanes that move through the sky. This title includes reading activities and a word list"--Provided by publisher.

Early fluent readers will explore the science behind shooting stars and the differences between meteors and meteorites.

"Thirty-one short poems with no more than 18 words each capture a wide variety of objects that fly, float, soar, or simply exist in the air around and above us"--Booklist.

The northern half of Earth sees a different part of the sky than the southern half, this means that the two halves of the world see different constellations in the night sky.

While visiting her grandmother, Nora joins with the animated toys from an old chest to bring the stars down from the night sky, but their loss makes the sky black and sad.

Explores the layers of Earth's atmosphere.

Why is the sky blue? This vibrant and informative volume presents a carefully crafted answer through achievable and age-appropriate text.

"Observing that the sky changes color from day to night.".