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Reader's Theater™ Nursery Rhymes and Songs
The Twinkling Stars
An adaptation of a traditional song
by Brooke Harris • illustrated by David Harrington
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
Twinkle, twinkle little star,
How I wonder what you are.
Up above the world so high,
Like a diamond in the sky.
Twinkle, twinkle little star,
How I wonder what you are.
The Twinkling Stars
Characters
Narrator
Dad
Mom
Boy
Stars
Girl
Setting
The Carlos family's yard, one summer night
Picture Words
lights
shine
night
sky
Sight Words
are
big
like
little
look
see
up
what
Enrichment Words
above
bright
high
wonders
Narrator: The Carlos family is looking at the night sky. Stars shine up above the world so high.
Dad: Look up.
Mom: Look at the stars.
Boy: I see the stars.
Stars: The people see us! Do they like us?
Girl: The stars are up so high.
Stars: Yes! We are up high!
Girl: The stars look so little in the sky.
Stars: Oh, but we are not little! We are big!
Narrator: The Carlos family wonders about the bright lights twinkling in the night.
Dad: Look up.
Mom: Look at the stars.
Boy: The stars are bright.
Stars: Yes! We are bright.
Girl: What are the stars like?
Dad: Hmmm . . .
Mom: Hmmm . . .
Boy: The stars are like . . . night-lights.
Stars: We are night-lights.
Girl: Stars help us see in the night.
Stars: Yes! We shine in the night. And we twinkle, too! Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle.
Narrator: The stars twinkled above the world so high, sparkling like diamonds in the sky.
Girl: I like the stars!
Stars: Yay! The people like us.
The End
What words did the Carlos family use to talk about the stars?
Make a Connection
What do you know about stars?
The Twinkling Stars
The Carlos family wonders about the stars one clear summer night.
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