How to write a composition in Stars in the Sky

1. Who can send me some pictures about the constellations in the sky, the types of stars, and write the name Aries virgin Taurus Cancer Capricorn shooter lion Pisces Gemini Aquarius Libra Scorpio?

Are these photos?

2. How to write a composition about stars? Look, how beautiful the stars are! One by one, like a piece of dark blue cloth covered with broken diamonds, crystal clear and bright, but also flashing.

How interesting the stars are! The dense stars, like nets cast by fishermen, are swayed by the waves; It is also like a tadpole note on the staff, flashing and swaying, playing cheerful music and swaying happily in the sky. It's like a huge fireball in the sky.

How lovely the stars are! Little star, blink and say hello to me! The big stars, on the other hand, put on their "big ears" to listen to my songs; The bright star _ is, of course, a cordial conversation with its mother, the moon; The dark star told me its sad past!

How spectacular these stars are! Astronomers who explore the starry sky have given many lovely names to lovely stars according to their patterns: Swan constellation. Andromeda, Pegasus.

Although the stars are far away from us, they always try their best to throw dribs and drabs of light into this world, which can't help but remind people of those people in Qian Qian who are as unknown as the stars and contribute light and heat to mankind.

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On Sunday, after dinner, my grandmother and I enjoyed the cool in the yard. I snuggled up to my grandmother and counted the stars in the sky: one, two, three ... There are countless stars.

I looked at the sky and thought, what a big day! You are a huge chessboard, and the stars in the sky are like small pieces on the chessboard. These small pieces are even more charming than the pieces on the chessboard. They keep flashing in the east and in the west, as if no one wants to give up. After a while, one here disappeared, as if it had been eaten. The opponent's chess pieces are brighter, as if they are constantly showing off happily. The sky seems to be a great painter, and the stars are flickering dots drawn by the painter. In a short time, the painter painted the whole sky so beautifully. There are many fascinating pictures in the painting: polar bear, swan, eagle, cowherd and weaver girl. They face each other across the Milky Way.

The stars are twinkling, like naughty children. They keep flashing eyes full of wisdom and mystery, shining like bright gems, more like pearls, emitting dazzling light. Those stars seem to play hide-and-seek with people in the sky, and then hide from people; After a while, it came out again, shining and dazzling.

Ah, the summer sky is beautiful beyond description.

How many constellations are there in the sky? 0 1 Andromeda 02 Antlia Pump 03 Apus Tian Yan 04 Aquila Eagle 05 Aquarius 06 Ara Aquarius 07 Aries Aries 08 Auriga Aries 09 Bootes Sagittarius 1 0 CaElum Sculpture 1 1 Camelopardis Panther 12 Capricorn 13 Carina 14 Cassiopeia Cassiopeia Cassiopeia 15 Centauri 16 Cepheus. Cepheus/KOOC-0/7 Cetus Whale/KOOC-0/8 Cha Marionville Dragonfly/KOOC-0/9 Compass 20 Canis Major 2/KOOC-0/Canis Minor 22 Cancer Cancer 23 Pigeon 24 Coma. Berenis Crown 25 South Crown 26 North Crown 27 Crater Grand Duke 28 Cross South Cross 29 Crow 30 Canes Venaticcanes 31 Cygnus Cygnus 32 Del Phinus Dolphinus 33 Swordfish 34 Draco Draco Dragon 35 Equus Pony 36 Bojiang 37 Dome Sky Furnace 38 Gemini 39 Grucrane 40 Hercules Wuxian 4 1 Clocks and watches 4 2 Hydra hydra 43 Hydrus53 Mount Mensa 54 microscope 55 Monocers unicorn 56 Musca Fly 57 Norma square 58 Octans South Pole 59 Ophiuchus 60 Orion

6 1 Paavo Peacock 62 Pegasus Pegasus 63 Perseus Poerxiusi 64 Phoenix Phoenix 65 Picto Picture Frame 66 South Pisces 67 Pisces 68 Pupis Bow 69 Pixar Compass 70 Reticu Lum Net 7 1 Sculptor Jade 72 Scorpio 73 Shield 74 Serpent 75 Sextant 77 Sagittarius 78 Taurus 79 Telescope um 80 South Triangle 80.

How to find the Beidou constellation which is much brighter than the North Pole in the sky? Find Beidou first. In winter, the barrel handle only wants the north, and it is not easy to see it in the south. In summer, it is easier to find the barrel handle by pointing south. Five times the distance from the mouth of the Big Dipper is Polaris. Polaris is not very bright. It is similar to Tianjin and Tianxuan in Beidou. There are five little stars around Polaris, plus six in the North Pole, arranged like Beidou and Ursa minor. Look at the distance from the mouth of the big dipper to the North Pole before you die, and you will find Cassiopeia. Cassiopeia is W-shaped.

It is best to learn to recognize constellations from winter, when there are few stars and they are very bright. First you can find Orion (Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse), then Canis major (Sirius), Canis minor (Nanheyi) and Gemini (North and Two, North and Three). At the same time, there is Cassiopeia in the north and Taurus (Capella 22) in the east. You can watch Leo (Xuanyuan XIV) in the future.

5. How to write a composition about stars? Look, how beautiful the stars are! One by one, like a piece of dark blue cloth covered with broken diamonds, crystal clear and bright, but also flashing.

How interesting the stars are! The dense stars, like nets cast by fishermen, are swayed by the waves; It is also like a tadpole note on the staff, flashing and swaying, playing cheerful music and swaying happily in the sky. It's like a huge fireball in the sky.

How lovely the stars are! Little star, blink and say hello to me! The big stars, on the other hand, put on their "big ears" to listen to my songs; The bright star _ is, of course, a cordial conversation with its mother, the moon; The dark star told me its sad past! How spectacular these stars are! Astronomers who explore the starry sky have given many lovely names to lovely stars according to their patterns: Swan constellation. Andromeda, Pegasus.

Although the stars are far away from us, they always try their best to throw dribs and drabs of light into this world, which can't help but remind people of those people in Qian Qian who are as unknown as the stars and contribute light and heat to mankind. On Sunday, after dinner, my grandmother and I enjoyed the cool in the yard.

I snuggled up to my grandmother and counted the stars in the sky: one, two, three ... There are countless stars. I looked at the sky and thought, what a big day! You are a huge chessboard, and the stars in the sky are like small pieces on the chessboard.

These small pieces are even more charming than the pieces on the chessboard. They keep flashing in the east and in the west, as if no one wants to give up. After a while, one here disappeared, as if it had been eaten.

The opponent's chess pieces are brighter, as if they are constantly showing off happily. The sky seems to be a great painter, and the stars are flickering dots drawn by the painter.

In a short time, the painter painted the whole sky so beautifully. There are many fascinating pictures in the painting: polar bear, swan, eagle, cowherd and weaver girl. They face each other across the Milky Way.

The stars are twinkling, like naughty children. They keep flashing eyes full of wisdom and mystery, shining like bright gems, more like pearls, emitting dazzling light. Those stars seem to play hide-and-seek with people in the sky, and then hide from people; After a while, it came out again, shining and dazzling.

Ah, the summer sky is beautiful beyond description.

6. How to write and arrange TV program manuscripts is actually the program name+performance form+performer (or author), and then arrange them in chronological order.

(Advertisements can be inserted if necessary) Scene performance of TV program script: Children counting stars-Rolling performers: Zhong Haonan, Zhu Feijie, Huang. At night, the stars in the sky are like countless pearls scattered on the jasper plate. A child is sitting in the yard, leaning against his grandmother, looking up at the sky and counting the stars.

One, two, until hundreds. Grandma smiled and said, "Silly boy, count the stars again.

There are so many stars, blinking and moving that your eyes are blurred. Can you count clearly? "The child said," Grandma, if you can see it, you can count it. The stars are moving, not moving.

You see, this star and that star are always far apart. "Grandpa came over and said," silly boy, count the stars again.

You look very carefully. The stars in the sky are really moving, but the distance looks the same.

Our ancestors divided them into different groups and gave them names. Grandpa paused, pointed to the northern sky and said, "Do you see the seven stars over there?" The child said, "Yes! I saw it! " Grandpa said, "Our ancestors called it the Big Dipper, and the star facing the spoon is the North Star."

The child said, "Grandpa, I saw it." Is it true what Grandpa said? The child didn't sleep well all night and got up several times to look at the stars.

The child said, "I see clearly that the Big Dipper really moves slowly around the North Star." The child who counts stars is called Zhang Heng, a native of Han Dynasty.

When he grew up, he studied astronomy hard and became a famous astronomer. Children's Songs: Counting Stars Performer: Ye and Mom have one star, two stars, three stars, four stars and five stars. There are many stars hanging in the sky. My mother and I count the stars together. Mom, I ask you: Why are the stars twinkling? Children, children, good children, study hard and work hard. When you grow up, you must go up and look at everything carefully and make contributions to the motherland! Poetry recitation: Fair in the sky (Guo Moruo) Performer: The street lights in Chen Yun are clear, as if there are countless stars shining.

The stars in the sky appeared, as if countless street lamps were lit. I think there must be a beautiful market in the foggy sky.

Some items on display in the market must be rare in the world. You see, the shallow Tianhe is definitely not very wide.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl crossing the river will surely ride the cow. I think they must be wandering in the street at the moment.

Look at that meteor. They came with lanterns. Song: Little star (there are no performers for the time being) Stars, stars, little stars, little stars, little stars, twinkling stars, the sky is full of little stars.

Hanging in the sky shining, like many small eyes. Twinkling stars, the sky is full of little stars.

Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I want to know what you are doing in such a high world, like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I want to know what you are. Twinkling stars, the sky is full of little stars. Hanging in the sky shining, like many small eyes.

Twinkling stars, the sky is full of little stars. Twinkle, twinkle, stars, how I want to know what you are doing in the high world, just like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I want to know what you are. Teaching activities: Looking at the starry sky Participants: members of Chen Science Journalists Club.

Theme: Moon, Polaris and Big Dipper. Constellation activity flow: 1. Moon: 1. The appearance of the moon-phase change diagram shows the law of the moon-phase change. 2. A photo of the lunar crater seems to be discussing the mystery of the crater formation.

2. Polaris and the Big Dipper: 1 Introduction to the scene performance: Children who count stars-Zhang Heng 2. Transition: In ancient times, people started working at dawn and rested at dark. At that time, there were no lights at night, and people were accompanied by stars in the sky at night.

So the ancients were familiar with the stars, and now people are very distant from them. 3. Show pictures of the North Star and the Big Dipper: Look for the North Star and know the Big Dipper. 4. Show pictures of the changes of the Big Dipper and understand the changes of the Big Dipper.

Third, the constellation: 1, showing pictures of twelve constellations: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. Students talk about constellations.

(such as what constellation you belong to, constellation and luck, divination, etc. ) 2. Description: Constellation refers to a group of stars in the sky. In the universe, these stars actually have no real relationship with each other.

As for constellation reservation, constellation divination, constellation test, etc. We all made it up artificially and there is no scientific basis. Question: How many constellations are there in the sky? The International Astronomical Union divides the sky into 88 official constellations, which are divided into 3 sky regions, 29 in the northern hemisphere, 47 in the southern hemisphere, and near the celestial equator and the ecliptic 12. )

4. Show pictures of common constellations, Ursa Major (Big Dipper) and Ursa Minor (North Star) to understand the relationship between Polaris, Big Dipper and related constellations.

7. How do you know which constellation is in the sky? The knowledge and images obtained from books or horoscopes can't make us really understand the horoscopes. Every constellation must be seen again and again, and only by constant practice can we be familiar with the constellations in the sky. Eighty-eight constellations will appear in the sky in turn within a year, so you can't know the constellations overnight, but you need to observe them frequently all year round to remember them. Many books about constellations can find ways to know constellations, so I won't go into details here. Here are just a few tips that are easily overlooked. I hope they can help you. First, choose a night with moonlight (light damage) Beginners should choose a night where the weather is not the best, because on a clear night with moonlight or with thin clouds, the dark stars will be hidden because of the shading effect of moonlight, and the rest is the brighter main star in the constellation, which is the star that should be recognized first when understanding the constellation. City lights or thin clouds can also achieve the effect of "fewer stars in the middle of the month", but too thick clouds or street lamps will block the starlight too much, which will hinder the learning of star recognition. Although Taipei is recognized as a city with serious light damage, it is the best place for beginners to recognize stars. As long as you are not standing under a mercury lamp, a clear and cloudless night is a good time to identify the stars. 2. We have lived in the northern hemisphere since the northern sky, so the constellations near the North Pole are on the horizon all year round, and we can almost find them after night, so it will be convenient to find other constellations according to the constellations in the northern sky. For example, the Big Dipper (belonging to Ursa Major) can be seen in spring and summer, and Cassiopeia can also be seen in autumn and winter. Knowing these two constellations first, you can easily find other constellations on any night suitable for stargazing, and then know them one by one. . Third, from the perspective of big constellations, big constellations are usually constellations with bright stars, and these bright stars are obvious features and can be used as indicators of constellations. In addition, large constellations usually have fairy tales for reference, which is helpful for shape recognition and memory. So these constellations are not easy to forget after recognition. Small constellations are mostly composed of dark stars, so it is difficult to find and confirm their position and shape, which will cause frustration and burnout of beginners and lose interest in learning. Fourth, determine the position of the planets with reference to the astronomical calendar. Planets are a very annoying celestial body for beginners, because they will keep moving on the celestial sphere, so the constellation diagram will not indicate the position of the planets; However, the brightness of planets is often higher than that of ordinary stars. If there is a planet in a constellation, this planet will often become an obvious celestial body in this constellation, and even become the brightest celestial body in the constellation. This often makes the image of the constellation can not be presented correctly, and it is difficult for novices to identify this constellation. Therefore, it is necessary to consult the astronomical almanac or astronomical almanac first to know whether there are planets in the constellation to be identified, so as to successfully identify this constellation. Finally, I suggest that when you watch the stars for the first time, you can find a friend who knows the constellations to guide you, so that you can enter the beautiful starry world faster.

8. How to look at the constellation Aries in the sky: Every year, in late1February, on a cold winter night, facing south, there is a big triangle pattern on the top of the head, which looks like a goat looking back.

That is Aries.

Taurus: 1 late month, there will be a cluster in the center of the sky that looks like a shepherd. This is Taurus.

Gemini: In the cold early March, there will be a constellation in the south of the sky that looks like two men standing side by side. That is Gemini.

Cancer: In late March, in the south of the center of the sky, at an angle of about 15 degrees, there was a faintly visible cluster, that is, Cancer.

Leo: In late April, a star cluster like a question mark in the southern sky is Leo.

Virgo: In late June, there is a girlish constellation in the southern sky, Virgo.

Libra: In early July, a constellation similar to Libra appeared in the southern sky.

Scorpio: In the southern sky from summer to early autumn, 65,438+06 shining stars make up Scorpio. The icon of Scorpio is "S" shaped, much like a bent scorpion.

Sagittarius: Every September, near the southern horizon, facing Scorpio is Sagittarius.

Capricorn: Every year in late September, you can find an inverted triangle in the air. This is Capricorn.

Aquarius: In the southern sky in mid-October, many small stars make up Aquarius. (Water ripple)

Pisces: 1 1 Late in the month, Pisces can be found in the distance. (Two fish are opposite)