My name is Super Speedy.

My super power is saving people when there in trouble.

When people are posting something bad on the Inernet I use my speed to stop them.

Don’t miss one day of my Daily Vlogs Channel on Youtube at my house or on vacations.

The name of the flower is FoxGlove. The FoxGlove can grow 2-4 feet. The FoxGlove has two different colars green and purple. The FoxGlove blooms between June and September.

Today I read about Abraham Lincoln. Here are some facts I learned.

1. His death helped the North and South come together again.

2. His heart hurt over seeing slaves chained together and being whiped.

3. . Rich and poor people all over Washington D.C. wore black to show their respect

.4.  He never became rich and he lived a simple life.

5. He felt so much guilt for killing the turkey, that he refused to hunt again.

My question is: How did Abraham Lincoln grow so fast?

The Wallby is with the Kangroo family.The tail helps it balance.The Wallby usually lives to five or ten years.They hop across rocks with their grooved feet.The Wallby likes to live alone.Some Wallbys live in groups.The Wallby crawls into its mom’s pouch to find milk.The Wallby is a herbivore.The Wallby lives in Chaprral,Wetland,Parie.The Wallby eats plants,grass,fruit,and leaves.

I  don’t want   to do drugs because I want to be talented and athletic because I want to play baseball,football,tennis,soccer,basketball,and golf.For example a lot of people die every year because of drunk driving.Don’t get drunk because you can get in a wreck.

Martin Luther King was born Jan.15,1929. Martin Luther King died Apr.4,1968. Martin Luther King was a preacher. Martin Luther King was a teacher too.                                      I found this site 4th grade http;//facts 4me.com

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