Summary
As the sun sets and paints the sky orange and pink, a child says, 'Goodnight, dear Sun. See you again tomorrow.' One by one, the child says goodnight to the fluffy clouds, the smiling Moon, the twinkling stars, and the colorful balloons. The sky grows quiet and calm, and it's time to sleep tight.
Download as Coloring Book
Convert this story's cover and illustrations into printable black-and-white coloring pages.
Download Coloring Book
Convert this story's cover and illustrations into printable black-and-white coloring pages.
Download Selected Pages (PDF): 0 | •
Preparing...
Please wait...
Preparing PDF...
Please wait, compiling pages...
Parents' Corner
Reading Level: Pre-A1 This short, repetitive book is made for bedtime: on each page the child says goodnight to something in the sky. On the page where the child thanks the Moon for lighting up the room, slow down and let your voice drop to a whisper. Wave goodnight together as you read, then look out the window and say goodnight to the real sky. At this age, reading the same book every night is comforting and makes the move to sleep easier.
Words We Learned
Sunset
The time in the evening when the sun disappears below the horizon.
Cloud
A soft, white or gray mass of water vapor drifting gently across the sky.
Twinkle
To shine with a pleasant, flickering, or sparkling light in the dark.
Yawn
To open the mouth wide and breathe in deeply when feeling sleepy.
Peaceful
Calm, quiet, and completely free from disturbance or worry.
Interactive Story Quiz
1. What soothing colors painted the sky as the sun went down?
2. What did the soft clouds floating in the sky look like?
3. Who smiled in the night sky to gently light up the bedroom?
4. What were the tiny stars doing as if waving hello to the child?
5. What is the sweet child ready to do as the whole sky turns quiet?
Quiz Completed!
Correct Answers: 0 / 5
Read all page texts
Page 1
The sun is slowly setting. Orange and pink colors paint the sky.
Page 2
'Goodnight, dear Sun,' says the child. 'See you again tomorrow.'
Page 3
Soft clouds float by like cotton. They are so fluffy!
Page 4
'Goodnight, fluffy clouds,' they whisper. 'Sweet dreams.'
Page 5
The sky is getting dark. A bright Moon is smiling.
Page 6
The child waves to the Moon. 'Goodnight, beautiful Moon. Thank you for lighting up my room.'
Page 7
Tiny stars are twinkling. It's like they are saying 'hello.'
Page 8
'Goodnight, bright stars,' says the child, yawning. 'Your light is so beautiful.'
Page 9
Colorful balloons are floating in the sky. Red, blue, yellow...
Page 10
'Goodnight, flying balloons. Bring color to my dreams.'
Page 11
The whole sky is quiet and calm. Everyone is getting ready to sleep.
Page 12
Goodnight, dear sky. Goodnight, sweet child. Sleep tight.
- Age Group: Ages 0–3
- Category: Children's Books
- Genre: Bedtime Stories Fantasy Stories Nature and Discovery
- Tags:
- Language: EN
- Page: Total 12 pages.
- Listening Time: 51 sec
- Published:
- Updated:
Story Overview & Details
Themes
bedtime routine calm comfort fantasy
Learning Objectives
- building a bedtime routine
- learning sky words
- naming colors
- listening to repeated patterns
Turkish Level: A1.1 English Level: Pre-A1
Parent Guide & Educational Review
This section contains notes prepared by our editorial team to help you make the reading process with your child more productive.
Pedagogical Note for Parents This short, repetitive book is made for bedtime: on each page the child says goodnight to something in the sky. On the page where the child thanks the Moon for lighting up the room, slow down and let your voice drop to a whisper. Wave goodnight together as you read, then look out the window and say goodnight to the real sky. At this age, reading the same book every night is comforting and makes the move to sleep easier.
Message Saying goodnight to everything in the sky helps us settle down calmly for sleep.
