While I was making this voice thread, I learned how to do a lot of things. I learned how to use voice thread, and use many other things on voice thread. I like in this class how we always get to publish our things in many ways that tons of other people can see my work!
        I also learned how to change the way I talk when I am reading or presenting something. You can make it higher when you are angry or yelling, or make it low when you are sad or depressed.

During this round of passion time me and a friend (Katie: Blog 13) learned about Dog sledding. It was hard because there are not a lot of very popular sled dog races. If there are it is very hard to find more information on them. While we were researching we found one race that was popular. The Iditarod race. Come look at our website. Click on the picture below.

1. Who invented Arbor Day?
    Julies Sterling Morton invented Arbor day.
2. Who was Julies Sterling Morton?
    Julies Sterling Morton lived in Nebraska. He worked for the Nebraska Newspaper. In 1897 Morton started a magazine called The Conservative, which he wrote in every week.
3. What do you do on Arbor Day?
On Arbor Day you don't presents, or buy a big tree, but you do plant one. Arbor day is for honoring trees. A lot of our living trees have red paint on them waiting to be cut down, for paper, table, or furniture, and houses.
4. Why trees?
Trees are the thing that give us most of our oxygen.
5. When is Arbor Day?
Arbor day was originally the fourth of January. Then it was changed to the tenth of April