What’s Arbor Day? It’s a holiday celebrating TREES. The name Arbor Day comes from the Latin Word for tree. On Arbor Day, we visit trees, sit under trees, hug trees, and even plant trees. Arbor Day doesn’t always on the same day every year, but it’s usually in the Spring when the ground isn’t frozen anymore. That makes it easier to plant trees! Arbor Day is celebrated in many places around the world. Do you celebrate Arbor Day where you live? In this video hosted by our mascot Bertie the Owlet, we talk about the many reasons to love and celebrate trees! We learn about the history of Arbor Day, back to its earliest celebrations in Spain, and then how it got a big start in the United States, and finally spreading all over the world. We also play a fun “mystery tree” game - can you guess the 3 mystery trees? Learn what Arbor Day is all about with us! If you love learning about science and nature, subscribe to Socratica Kids! ↪ http://bit.ly/SocraticaKids Here's our playlist of