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Made by English teacher of the school №4 Schuche Vdovina A.A.

Planet Roll Call Nine planets around the sun, Listen as I call each one:

Planet Roll Call Mercury? Here! Number one, Closest planet to the sun.

Planet Roll Call Venus? Here! Number two, Shining bright, just like new!

Planet Roll Call Earth? Here! Number three, Earth is home to you and me.

Planet Roll Call Mars? Here! Number four, Red and ready to explore!

Planet Roll Call Jupiter? Here! Number five, Largest planet, that's no jive!

Planet Roll Call Saturn? Here! Number six, With rings of dust and ice that mix.

Planet Roll Call Uranus? Here! Number seven, A planet tilted high in heaven.

Planet Roll Call Neptune? Here! Number eight, With one dark spot whose size is great.

Planet Roll Call Pluto? Here! Number nine, The smallest and the last in line!

OUR WORLD PASSPORT NAME: the Earth OTHER NAMES: the World, the Blue Planet ADDRESS: the Solar System, the Milky Way, the Galaxy, the Universe WEIGHT: 597 thousand million, million, million tons (It’s 81 times as heavy as Moon) AGE: 4,600 million years COLOR: blue, brown, green, often white with clouds CLOSEST NEIGHBOURS: the Moon OCCUPATION: making happy people, animals and plants HOBBIES: space travel

The task is - to create the passports of the planets, using this link: c/3005/bookmark

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