About Star Gazer
People have joined the stars into pictures for thousands of years. In Star Gazer children trace eight famous constellations by tapping star to star along faint guide lines, then learn a fact and the names of the brightest stars: Orion's belt and red Betelgeuse, Cassiopeia's W, the Northern Cross of Cygnus, the lion Leo, and the curly tail of Scorpius with red Antares.
Find the North Star teaches the trick sailors used for centuries: follow the two pointer stars at the end of the Big Dipper's bowl about five times their distance to reach Polaris, which barely moves all night and shows the way north.
Name that shape checks what children remember, so the real night sky feels like a map full of friends. The shapes are simplified, and the game suggests the best ones to look for first.
Best for ages 7+
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