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Space travel story 1-2 years Reading 2 min. Available in audio story

Mia's Rocket Adventure

Mia blasts into space in her shiny rocket, marveling at stars, the moon, and a mysterious red planet while she plays with a floating cookie and explores the ship's buttons.

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Mia, a 6-year-old girl, smiles joyfully and looks amazed in a shiny blue spacesuit and red boots with brown pigtails, holding a floating golden cookie in front of a large round window; crumbs drift in the small silver rocket cockpit with smooth walls, colorful green and blue buttons, soft lights and a cozy atmosphere, while outside the window a pale gray moon, a large red-orange planet, twinkling stars and a purple nebula are visible; visual style: bright contrasting colors, simple shapes, soft outlines, smooth textures and a warm, toddler-friendly rendering. report a problem with this image

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Mia sits in her round rocket. The rocket is silver. It shines in the sun. Mia wears her blue suit and red boots. She smiles. She is ready to go.

“Three, two, one, go!” says Mia. The rocket goes up, up, up. Mia looks out the window. She sees clouds. She sees the big blue sky. She waves. “Hello, sky!” says Mia.

The rocket moves into space. Stars blink. They are small and bright. Mia sees a big round moon. “Hello, moon!” she says. The rocket floats. It is quiet. Mia feels safe.

Mia eats a snack. She has a soft cookie and a drink. She laughs. The cookie floats. “Come back, cookie!” says Mia. She catches it. She eats it. She is happy.

Mia checks the buttons. She presses the green one. The rocket turns. She sees a red planet. “Hello, planet!” Mia says. She draws a picture of the planet. Mia smiles. She loves her rocket.

It is time to go home. Mia presses the blue button. The rocket goes down, down, down. Mia lands. She opens the door. She feels the warm sun.

It is good to try new things, and it is always nice to come home.

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Rocket
A big toy or ship that can fly high into the sky and space.
Silver
A shiny, light grey color that looks like metal light.
Shines
To make bright light or to look bright in the sun.
Suit
Clothes that cover the whole body for a special job or place.
Boots
Shoes that cover the feet and go up past the ankle.
Space
The very big dark area above the sky where stars live.
Stars
Tiny bright lights very far away in the dark sky.
Blink
To close and open your eyes quickly, like a small flash.
Moon
A big round ball we see in the night sky at times.
Floats
To stay up without falling, like a toy on water or in air.
Quiet
No loud sound. Things are soft and calm.
Snack
A small bit of food eaten between meals.
Presses
To push a button or thing with your finger.
Planet
A large round world that goes around a star like the sun.
Draws
To make pictures with a crayon, pencil, or pen.
Lands
To come down from the sky and touch the ground.
Opens
To move something so there is space to go through it.

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