Our Solar System - Read It Yourself

Our Solar System is a beginner-friendly non-fiction title in the Read it Yourself series by Ladybird, crafted for eager early readers who are ready for longer texts. A Level 4 adventure into space, it’s perfect for children learning to read independently, especially those with an interest in science and exploration. The tone is encouraging and curious, inviting young readers to explore while feeling supported. Structured with simple sentences and carefully introduced words, Our Solar System guides children through space with a clear, paced narrative and practical notes for parents, carers, and teachers. The book weaves factual content with a gentle reading journey, helping youngsters build confidence as they discover planets, the sun, and the vastness beyond our world. For caregivers and educators, the included book-band information and guidance support at-home practice and school-guided sessions, making every reading time purposeful and enjoyable. Each page presents accessible text alongside engaging comprehension puzzles that reinforce what’s learned, while the purposeful pacing lets kids savor the experience without being rushed. This non-fiction title makes learning feel like an adventure, inviting curiosity about space and sparking a lifelong love of reading as Our Solar System opens up a universe of ideas in a way that is approachable for new readers. Key content elements: planet names, the sun, orbits, and other solar-system basics Interactive or standout features: comprehension puzzles and guided notes for parents, carers, and teachers Learning outcomes or experiences: builds reading confidence, expands vocabulary, and fuels curiosity about space Writing and pacing: clear, friendly language with Level 4 Read it Yourself structure Educational support: book-band information to help educators assess reading levels After finishing Our Solar System, readers gain a solid foundation for independent reading, a broader vocabulary, and a renewed sense of wonder about the cosmos. The experience leaves young explorers feeling confident, curious, and excited to learn more about space and the world around them.