2. At night, you can see many glittering objects in the
sky. These objects are called stars. A group of stars
that form a pattern is called a constellation. Examples
of constellation are ORION, SCORPION, BIG DIPPER,
and SOUTHEM CROSS

3.  Southem Cross can be seen as a brilliant cross
in the southem sky. Southem Cross shows the
South Pole.
 Southem Cross can be seen between April
and June
SOUTH

4.  Big Dipper is a group of seven bright stars
that forms a pattern of a handle and a bowl.
Orion and Big Dipper show the North Pole.
 Big Dipper can be seen between April and
June

5.  Scorpion can be seen clearly with its head,
long body, tail and stinger between June and
August

6.  Orion can be seen clearly as a hunter with a
belt and sword between December and
February

7. Travellers used contellations in
the sky to guide them for
directions. Farmers used
constellations to remind them
of planting and harversting
seasons.