Miss Gray: Today we're going to learn about stars.
Daisy: Yay! I love movie stars.
Rock stars too!
Miss Gray: Not those kinds of stars, Daisy.
Miss Gray: We're learning about stars in the sky.
Daisy: Oh . . .
Coby: Yes!
Mark: Twinkle, twinkle, little star . . .
Miss Gray: First, we're going to talk about stars.
Miss Gray: Then, we're going to read about them.
Miss Gray: After that, we're going to see them.
Coby: See them? How?
Miss Gray: I'll tell you more about that later.
Miss Gray: Now think for a minute.
Miss Gray: What do you know about stars?
Coby: Ooh! Ooh! Stars are big balls of hot gas!
Miss Gray: Yes . . .
Coby: And the sun is a star!
Miss Gray: Jenna, do you know anything about stars?
Jenna: Stars rhymes with bars, cars, jars.
Miss Gray: True, but we're thinking of facts about stars.
Coby: Hey! I know! Stars are—
Miss Gray: Let's give someone else a chance, Coby.
Coby: Sorry. It's just that I love stars!
Miss Gray: Okay, boys and girls.
Please sit down.
Coby: Miss Gray! Now are you going to tell us about seeing stars? Please?
Mark: Look, Coby! I'm already seeing stars!
That means I'm dizzy!
Coby: Mark! Shh!
Miss Gray: Room Two is going to see stars at the . . .
Coby: Mom! Guess what! My class is going to see stars!
Mrs. Rock: What?
Coby: We're going to the space museum!