Why Do We Have Day and Night? | Earth Spins for Kids | Fernwick Friends Ep 2

▶️ Watch the whole series:    • Where Does Rain Come From? | Water Cycle f...   The sun is setting and Tayma wants it to stay! Where does the sun go at night? Join Tayma, Sari and their leaf-sprout friend Sprig on a quiet hill in Fernwick to find out, with a little glowing Earth globe and a paper-lantern sun: Rotate: The Earth spins slowly, round and round, all the time. (Can you say "rotate"?) Day: The part of the Earth that faces the sun has daytime. Night: The part that turns away from the sun has night, and the sun is shining on the other side of the world. Morning again: As the Earth keeps turning, our place turns back toward the sun: sunrise! Made for curious kids ages 3–7, with call-and-response moments to say along. Look closer. Wonder more. --- Sources: science facts checked against NASA science education resources.