Ravi's Moon Adventure
Ravi the bunny wishes he could fly to the moon, so his friend Aisha helps him build a cardboard rocket.
Ages 4 to 64 minute read10 illustrated pages
Aisha and Ravi the bunny were best friends. They loved to play in the big green backyard. One sunny afternoon, Ravi looked up at the sky.
He saw the big, bright moon, even though it was daytime. "I wish I could fly there!" Ravi whispered. Aisha heard her friend.
Aisha had a special idea. "We can build a rocket!" she said. Ravi's eyes grew wide. This sounded like a grand adventure.
They worked all afternoon. Aisha taped and painted. Ravi found shiny rocks for buttons. The cardboard rocket grew taller and taller.
Soon, their cardboard rocket was ready. It had a pointy red top and three round blue windows. "Time to go!" Aisha cheered.
Aisha climbed into the rocket too. "Five, four, three, two, one..." she counted slowly. Ravi held his breath. "Blast off!"
The rocket zoomed higher and higher. They saw fluffy white clouds below them. Then they saw bright, twinkling stars all around.
The moon looked bigger and bigger now. It was a giant, round, white ball. They were getting so close!
With a soft bump, their rocket landed. They had made it! Ravi looked out the window. He was so proud to be on the moon.
Then Aisha pointed. "Look!" she cried. Right by their rocket, sat a special moon carrot. It was a yummy treat for a brave bunny!
The end.
Talk about it after reading
- What did Aisha and Ravi use to build their rocket?
- What did they see on the way up?
- What would you pack for a trip to the moon?
Where this story came from
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“A bunny flying to the moon.”
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