Where is Pluto? <aw> <au>

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Creative Commons BY-NC Adapted from "Finding Pluto" by Mervat Al-Beltagi and Mervat Al-Beltagi. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Free Science Decodable Reader with aw au Words | Where is Pluto?

Practice Words

Words containing 'aw' or 'au' vowel teams, producing the /ɔː/ sound.

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A puzzled sun wearing glasses looks at a row of cartoon planets stretching across dark space with purple nebula clouds.

Pluto is gone! The Sun must find him.

Page 2
A large surprised yellow sun looks down at a small sleepy pink Pluto wearing a white cap in dark starry space.

It is too hot for Pluto out the front here with Mercury.

Page 3
A small worried pink Pluto floats near a grumpy orange Venus with horns in the dark purple starry space.

Venus has not seen him shoot by in a while.

Page 4
Three cartoon planets in space: a small pink Pluto, an orange Venus with horns, and a blue-green Earth with big eyes.

Earth has a lot on. It did not see that Pluto had left.

Page 5
Four cartoon planets in space: tiny sad Pluto, grumpy orange Venus, curious blue-green Earth, and happy red Mars.

Mars has eyes like a hawk. He thinks Pluto hangs out at the back.

Page 6
A large smiling Jupiter with the Great Red Spot faces smaller planets including sad Pluto, grumpy Venus, Earth and Mars.

They ask their pal with his fawn stripes and red spot, Jupiter. No go.

Page 7
Cute Saturn with colorful rings and rosy cheeks floats near Jupiter while smaller planets including Pluto watch in space.

Saturn says that she tried to cheer him up when she saw him last.

Page 8
A grumpy teal Uranus with half-closed eyes floats in space near Saturn, Earth, Mars, Pluto, Venus and Jupiter.

Uranus said Pluto was sad when he saw him as well.

Page 9
Cartoon planets float in space as Neptune shivers wearing a winter hat with icicles while other planets watch with concern.

They get out to Neptune. He said that Pluto bawls a lot these days.

Page 10
Happy cartoon planets gather in space while Neptune in a nightcap waves goodbye to a small shivering Pluto far away.

The people on Earth said they had to draw the line. Pluto is no longer a planet.

Page 11
A cheerful yellow sun with big eyes looks at a small sad blue planet Neptune in dark purple starry space.

The Sun has a chat to him. She says that Pluto has a big heart and is a good pal.

Page 12
A happy smiling sun watches as all the cartoon planets sleep peacefully in a row across the starry night sky.

The Sun tells him that, planet or not, he will always be in their group.

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