We made this video so you can have fun with us AND learn English at the same time! It's perfect for A1-A2 beginners, with slow, clear speech.
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🎓 **New Vocabulary From Our Story** 🎓
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• *stars* (stars) -
• *beautiful* (beautiful) -
• *friends* (friends) -
• *park* (park) -
• *dark* (dark) -
• *moon* (moon) -
• *cloud* (cloud) -
• *make a wish* (make a wish) -
• *sleep* (sleep) -
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📜 **The Full Script (Read Along With Us!)** 📜
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My name is Liam. I love to read my book, but I also love the night sky. When it is dark, I often look up at the stars. I think they are very beautiful.
Tonight, the sky is very clear. I see thousands of tiny lights. There are no clouds. It is a perfect night for stargazing. I have an idea. I call my friends, Tom, Mia, and Gracie. "Hello," I say on the phone. "The stars are amazing tonight. Do you want to go to the park and see them with me?"
"Yes! That sounds fun!" they all say. They are excited.
We meet at the park a little later. It is dark and quiet. I carry my big, black telescope. Tom helps me. He also brings a big, warm blanket for us to sit on. "Here we are," he says, and he puts the blanket on the soft grass.
Mia arrives with a bright smile. She holds a big thermos. "I have a surprise!" she says. "Hot chocolate for everyone!" Mia always makes things more fun. Gracie is here too. She has her special notebook and a pencil. And of course, Buddy the dog is with us. His tail wags back and forth. Wag, wag, wag. He is happy to be with everyone.
I set up my telescope. It takes a few minutes. First, I point it at the moon. The moon is big and bright tonight. "Gracie, you look first," I say. She looks into the telescope. "Wow," she says softly. "I can see the dark spots. They are called craters." She opens her notebook and starts to draw the shape of the moon.
Next, Tom looks. "It is so big!" he says. He adjusts his red cap. "Can we see the little flag on the moon?" he asks. I smile. "No, the flag is very, very small," I say. "We cannot see it from here."
Mia is next. "My turn!" she says. She looks and gives a happy laugh. "This is a new kind of adventure! A sky adventure!" Buddy barks, and we all laugh together.
Then, I move the telescope. I find another bright light. "Look at that," I say. "That is not a star. It is a planet. It is called Jupiter." We all take turns to look at the small, bright dot. It is very, very far away.
Suddenly, a big, dark cloud moves in front of the moon. The park becomes very dark. "Oh no," Mia says sadly. "Where did the stars go?" We cannot see anything now. Buddy looks up at the sky and gives a little bark at the cloud.
We wait. We sit on the blanket and drink our hot chocolate. It is warm and sweet. After a few minutes, the wind pushes the cloud away. The moon and the beautiful stars are back!
And then, we all see it. A bright line of light moves very fast across the sky. "A shooting star!" Mia shouts. "Quick! Everyone, make a wish!"
We watch the sky for a little longer. It is quiet and peaceful. Buddy puts his head on Tom's lap and sleeps. It is a very good night with my friends under the stars.
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