Up in the sky so high,
A world of stars that we spy,
With telescope in hand,
We explore the galaxy so grand.

The windbreak helps us stay steady,
As we peer through our lens so ready,
We may be amateurs, but we try,
To spot the constellations up in the sky.

At the observatory we learn,
From astronomers who have much to discern,
They teach us about the stars so bright,
And how they twinkle in the night.

With their help, we see so much more,
Than we ever could have before,
The beauty of the universe so vast,
All thanks to our telescope that we hold so fast.

So let's keep exploring, and never stop,
Our journey through space, a wondrous hop,
With a windbreak to keep us steady,
And an astronomer to help us ready.

Reflections

1. What is the name of the tool that the astronomers use to see the stars more clearly?
2. What do the astronomers need to use to keep the telescope steady when they look through it?
3. Who helps the young astronomers learn more about the stars they are looking at?
4. What do the young astronomers learn about the stars from the astronomer?
5. What is your favorite constellation and why?