The story follows Chanda Mama (the Moon), who changes shape from a perfect circle to other forms. He attempts to count all the stars in the night sky but repeatedly fails because he falls asleep, forgets his count by morning, or gets interrupted by the sunrise. Upset by his inability to complete the task, he cries. The Sun comforts him by explaining that the number of stars in the sky is equal to the number of lovely children on Earth. This realization makes Chanda Mama happy, and he now smiles down at both the stars and the children every night.
We use here to tell the location of things that are near us. Similarly, there is used to tell the location of things that are far from us.
Sort the following items into two categories: Can be counted easily or Too many to be counted:
Create a wind chime using cardboard, coloured paper, scissors, marker, thread, and glue. Cut out shapes of the crescent moon, stars, and sun, decorate them, and attach them together with thread.