What can you do to get a snow day?

Answer 1

Some suggestions:

• You get a snow day by the weather of course.
• The temperature is taken into account. If it's too cold they don't want kids standing outside waiting for a bus.
• Put an orange in the freezer.
• Do the snow day dance.
• Wear your pajamas backwards.
• Flush ice down the toilet.
• Put snow/ice in a bag under your bed.
• Put a marble under your mattress.
• Do all of your homework, because who wants homework on a snow day!?
• Put a spoon under your pillow.
• Tape a penny to your window.
• Well, you could bribe the district school board into canceling school, which could cost thousands, but otherwise it's impossible to make it a snow day. It all depends on the weather. For the chances of a snow day to be high, the snow must usually (for most areas), accumulate at least 5 inches of snow. The snow must begin early morning or late at night and continue on HEAVILY throughout the school day. If you would like to calculate your chances of a snow day, go to the related link.

Answer 2

To get a snow day, you can hope for heavy snowfall overnight, which could make it difficult for buses or cars to navigate the roads safely. Check your local school district's policy on snow days, as they usually make the decision based on the safety of students and staff. Alternatively, you could wish for extreme cold temperatures that could cause hazardous conditions for outdoor activities.