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A KidS Guide To Backyard Stargazing (KidS Backyard Guide)
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Packed With Captivating Facts About The Sun, The Moon, The Planets, Stars, Constellations, And Other Celestial ObjectsAll Visible From North AmericaThis Brightly Illustrated Guide Is Perfect For Young Nature Lovers.A KidS Guide To Backyard Stargazing Contains Easily Digestible Information And Captivating FactsAbout The Most Common Celestial Objects Kids See Most OftenThat Will Help Children Discover How To Be Expert Nature Explorers And Why Protecting Them Is Important, No Matter Their Age!Learn All About The Amazing Night Sky In A KidS Guide To Backyard StargazingA Handy, EasyToCarry Guidebook For Explorers Ages 6 To 8 That Shows You How To Identify 28 Celestial Objects That Are Commonly Visible In The Northern Hemisphere. The Book Has Chapters On The Sun And The Moon (Including Solar Eclipses And Lunar Eclipses), The Planets (Including Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, And Neptune), The Stars (Including The Movement Of Stars, The Types Of Stars, Polaris, Sirius, Arcturus, Vega, Capella, And Rigel), The Constellations (Including Ursa Major, Cassiopeia, Orion, Canis Major, Centaurus, The Northern Cross, And Ursa Minor), And Other Celestial Objects Such As The Milky Way, Comets, Galaxies, Meteoroids, And Meteorites. Check The Glossary For Terms You Might Not Know, Keep Track Of What YouVe Seen In A Handy Log, And Try Out A Fun Diy Project For Observing The Moon And Its Phases In A Moon Diary.By Learning To Recognize Stars, Constellations, And Planets, Kids Can Become A Young Space ExplorerNo Rocket Ship Needed!Also Available In The Series:A KidS Guide To Backyard Animals A KidS Guide To Backyard Trees A KidS Guide To Backyard Bugs A KidS Guide To Backyard Birds
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