Once upon a time, a curious penguin named Penny lived in the chilly land of Snowville. Penny loved staring at the night sky, dreaming of faraway stars and planets.
One starry night, a shiny, silver spaceship landed in Snowville. Out stepped a friendly astronaut who saw Penny’s sparkling eyes.
“Would you like to see the stars up close?” asked the astronaut. Penny nodded excitedly.
With a waddle and a hop, Penny climbed into the spaceship. “3… 2… 1… Blast off!” The spaceship zoomed into the sky, higher and higher, until Snowville looked like a tiny dot.
In space, everything was weightless. Penny floated around, flipping and twirling. She saw bright stars, colorful planets, and even a comet with a shiny tail.
Penny and the astronaut landed on the Moon. It was dusty and gray, with giant craters. Penny took funny, bouncy steps. “It’s like a giant snowy field, but without the snow!” she chuckled.
They explored the Moon, collecting shiny moon rocks. Penny even drew a big heart in the dust, with “Penny was here” inside it.
As the Earth rose like a big blue marble in the sky, Penny felt a warm happiness in her heart. She had chased her dream and reached the stars.
The journey back home was peaceful. Penny looked at the vast universe, full of wonders and mysteries.
When they landed in Snowville, the other penguins gathered around, eager to hear about Penny’s adventure.
Penny smiled, her eyes sparkling like the stars she had visited. “Space is beautiful, but there’s no place like home,” she said.
From that day on, Penny would often gaze up at the night sky, remembering her incredible space adventure, knowing that dreams can come true.
How many penguins can you find at the space station?
Why don’t you ever see penguins in space?
Because they’re afraid of flying saucers!
