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Luna and the Missing Star

Ages 3–7 About 12 minutesKindness & story sequencing

Follow how Luna helps Pip and put four events from their adventure in order.

Luna sits on a cozy bed with a glowing star nearby.

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What’s included
18 reading pages and 4 cards to put in order. 3 printable packs to choose from.
What you need
A screen for the reader and activity. For printables, use paper and a pencil or crayons.
Try a little challenge

Help Pip find his way home

Read the four cards with a grown-up. Put the story events in order, from first to last.

Start the activity
A peek inside

From this story.

On a quiet, twinkly night, Luna sat beside her bedroom window. The moon was round, the clouds were soft, and the stars blinked like tiny lanterns.

Luna loved saying good night to every star she could see.

Put the story events in order.

Read the four cards with a grown-up. Put the story events in order, from first to last.

See what comes first

Luna finds Pip in the garden.

Read the story, then use the activity to put the remaining events in order.

Read the complete story before answering its activity questions.

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Make it story time.

Enjoy the video version of this story, then talk about your favorite part.

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Stories, worksheets & quizzes.

Choose a pack for reading, answering questions or making something together. Preview it before printing.

Story + quiz

Complete story + quiz pack

12 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4

The complete story, three comprehension questions, and a drawing and response worksheet. Separate grown-up answers: page 12.

Storybook

Shared reading book

9 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4

Complete story text, a cover illustration, and a draw-and-tell page for reading together.

Worksheet

Worksheet + answer guide

2 pages · PDF · US Letter · fit to A4

Cut-out story cards and a retelling worksheet. Includes name/date space. Grown-up answers: page 2.

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Keep exploring off screen

Make it your own.

Draw someone you could help. Tell a grown-up one kind thing you could do.