Now there is Mercury and Venus, Earth and Mars! Jupiter and Saturn, those are the big ones. Uranus and Neptune, but not Pluto! Those are the planets.
Yes, these are songs that are sang by kindergartens now a days. It’s cute when they sing it in school. Imagine that you have a child aged 3 or 4 and have them sing this while at the Adler Planetarium. That would be a wonderful sight to see. If you do not have a child this age, you can sing the song and amuse yourself as you stroll around the museum.
The best part is, of course, you can do so for FREE this coming week during one of the Adler Planetarium FREE days! Make sure you bring your valid Illinois ID with you.
So, plan your week and visit the Adler Planetarium. Make the most out of what are for FREE in Chicago!


If you are living in Chicago and you have not visited the Adler Planetarium in the last year, you need to know this.
Check out the solar system. What do you know or not know about the other planets around the earth? All these, you can explore at Adler Planetarium. So, it really is a great way to spend the day. The best part is, if you visit the museum on June 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15, you can be an astronaut or simply an explorer for a day, FREE! Just make sure to bring an ID to prove that you live in Illinois.