Nova Looks Up

Nova and Grandpa take a telescope into the backyard at night, but at first Nova can't see a thing. In this narrated speech-language lesson for K-2, children match space words to pictures, learn that the Sun is a star, find the problem in Nova's story and choose how to fix it, answer what, what color and why questions about the Moon and Mars, put the story in order, learn a second meaning of the word ring, practice taking turns, and finish by catching everything you can see in the night sky. Every direction and answer choice can be heard aloud, and wrong answers get a spoken hint.

• 14 narrated scenes with read-aloud answer choices
• A three-part picture story with WH questions
• Spoken hints after every wrong answer
• A night-sky catch game and a score at the end

• Name the Sun, the Moon, a star and Earth from pictures.
• Find the problem in a short story and choose a way to fix it.
• Answer what, what color and why questions about a story.
• Put three story events in order.
• Learn a second meaning of a familiar word and choose a kind way to take turns.