How to Get a Snow Day
Today’s post is not about foreign languages, but it is a topic of most urgent educational concern. In fact, I’m sure that this is an international issue in cold-weather climates around the globe: SNOW DAYS!
Tomorrow is the crazy, unproductive last school day before winter break. The National Weather Service is calling for 6-10 inches of the white stuff to blanket Southeastern Michigan beginning around 4:00 a.m. Snow Day? Dare I dream?
Do you know how to get a snow day? Here are all the tricks I know:
1. Wear your pajamas inside out and backwards.
2. Sleep with a spoon under your pillow.
3. Flush ice cubes down the toilet.
4. Do the Snow Dance.
5. Do all of your homework . . . or lesson plans.
Do you know any other Snow Day superstitions? Please share them in a comment so I can increase my odds of sleeping in tomorrow!
Merci, gracias, danke, arigato . . . a world of thanks from a language teacher ready for an early Winter Break 
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Comments
put snowballs in tolit and ice cubes and throw them at a tree sing frosty the snowman when standing on your head[if you can]
put a WOODEN spoon under your pillow
eat an orange
play a song while jumping up and down
flex your muscles in the mirror four times
Open the fridge and scream “SNOW DAY” into it as loud as you can
Put a fork in your dresser
run around your diner table 10 times
run out side in your pj’s (only if you live were their is more cows than people
Ned
be happy for the snow day and if you have no school the next morning …sceam like a banche BE HAPPY AND GO PLAY IN THAT SNOW!
1. Scream into there freezer “Snow Day”
2. Eat an orange
3. Put a spoon in your freezer
4. Pour water on your front porch