4. Mercury
It is the closet planet to the sun.
It is the smallest planet (only a little
bit larger than Earth’s moon)
Temperature in Mercury during day
and night is extreme.
Temperature during the day is
450℃ and during the night is -180
℃.
Mercury does not have any moons.
5. Venus
It has the same size as the Earth but spin in
opposite direction more slowly.
It has no water.
It has various mountains and volcanoes.
The atmosphere in Venus is very toxic made of
acidic clouds.
It is hotter than Mercury.
The surface temperature is around 450 ℃.
6. Earth
The planet that we all live.
There is lands and lots of sea.
That’s why it looks blue.
It has a moon.
There are a lot of nitrogen
and oxygen gas in Earth’s
atmosphere.
7. Mars
It is a rocky red planet.
It is a cold, desert-like place covered
in dust.
The mountains in Mars are the
highest in our solar system.
It has two moons.
8. Jupiter
It is a giant gas planet.
It is the biggest and spins the
fastest.
It has the biggest moon.
9. Saturn
It is a gas giant.
The rings are made of ice.
Titan is the biggest moon.
10. Uranus
An icy gas giant
The coldest planet in the
solar system.
Rings made of dust.
11. Neptune
It is an icy, gas giant.
The furthest planet from the
Sun.
It has many storms.
12. Pluto
• It is referred as Dwarf Planet.
• It is smaller than the Earth’s
moon.
• It is a very active ice world that’s
covered with glaciers, mountains
of ice water, icy dunes and even
cryovolcanoes that erupt icy lava
made of water, methane or
ammonia.