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Fun Facts for Young Primary Students
Sunshine
The sun is actually a star.
It is the closest star to earth, which explains
why it looks so big!
Without the sun, there would be no heat or
light on earth.
This means there would be no life either.
It takes 8 minutes for light to travel from the
sun to the earth.
The sun was born nearly five billion years ago
from a cloud of gas and dust.
The sun is the largest object in the solar
system.
In fact, it is so big that over one million
Earths could fit inside it!
The planets in our solar system include Mars,
Venus, Earth, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus and Neptune.
The sun is responsible for our weather
because it heats the earth unevenly.
Some places like the Equator receive lots of
sunshine, while other places like the North
Pole are very cold.
We use sunscreen to protect ourselves from
too much sun.
Sunglass and hats also help to protect us.