How Stars Are Born and Die
Oliver follows the life of a star, from glowing nebula to stardust, and shows how its ancient light still shines in us.
- Best for ages5 to 8
- Length9 min
- Topicspace
- Read along5 languages
- AdsNone, ever
- OfflineYes, once downloaded
How Stars Are Born and Die turns real space science into a calm bedtime story. The narration stays gentle and the facts stay accurate, so curious children fall asleep on a sense of wonder instead of a screen full of noise.
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Questions about How Stars Are Born and Die
What age is How Stars Are Born and Die for?
How Stars Are Born and Die is a calm bedtime science story for children aged 5 to 8, narrated gently so it works as part of a wind down routine before sleep.
How long is How Stars Are Born and Die?
How Stars Are Born and Die runs about 9 min, a comfortable length for a single bedtime listen.
What languages is it available in?
The narration and read along text are available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese (European and Brazilian), five languages in total, so families can listen and read in their own language.
Does Dreamtime Stories have ads?
No. Dreamtime Stories has no ads and no behavioral advertising. How Stars Are Born and Die plays start to finish with nothing that interrupts a child at bedtime.
Can we listen offline?
Yes. Once a story is downloaded in the Dreamtime Stories app it plays offline, so bedtime works without Wi Fi, on a plane or in the car.
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