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The Changing Sky!(Brief Article)
Earth changes every season. So does what you see in the sky. The winter sky will look very different from the summer sky. Each season brings new constellations to the changing sky. Look at the chart below. Find the constellations in the maps of the summer and winter sky. Write the number each constellation next to the place where you see it on the sky maps. Mark the chart to show when the ...
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