The Artemis II Moon Trip
Introduction
Four astronauts flew near the moon for ten days. Now they are back on Earth.
Main Body
The trip started on April 1. Four people went far from Earth. They landed in the Pacific Ocean. Then they visited leaders in Canada. The astronauts talked about their work. They practiced a lot. They learned how to stay calm and work together. This helped them when things were difficult. Canada wants to build more rockets. Astronaut Hansen said space work helps people on Earth. He said Canadians do not stop when they fail. They try again and again.
Conclusion
The mission is finished. The crew went very far. Now we can plan trips to the moon and Mars.
Learning
π Moving from Now to Then
Look at how the story changes from things happening right now to things that already happened.
The 'Before' (Past) When the story talks about the trip, the words change their ending or form:
- Fly β Flew
- Start β Started
- Land β Landed
- Visit β Visited
- Talk β Talked
- Practice β Practiced
- Learn β Learned
The 'Now' (Present) When the story talks about today, the words stay simple:
- They are back.
- Canada wants.
- We can plan.
π‘ Pro Tip for A2: If you see -ed at the end of a word (like finished), it's a signal that the action is over. If the word changes completely (like fly flew), it's a 'special' word you just have to remember!