Snow Day Science Activity

Description

“Now that we don’t have any snow days, I love this activity because it still gets my students out and having fun while learning!” This fun and engaging activity is perfect for a virtual snow day! Get your students outside to investigate the relationship between snow and rainfall!

In this editable, no-prep activity, students will follow instructions to determine the amount of snow that is formed from one inch of water. This resource uses easy-to-follow directions that walk students through the process to determine the relationship between snow and rain.

This snow day activity uses everyday materials that are easily available in the home (bowl, measuring cup, and snow)!

Inside this snow day science resource, you will find:

PDF activity
Conclusion questions
Teacher notes
Google Slides activity with pre-made textboxes for easy typing

Why purchase this snow day science activity?

No prep, just print and go, which saves your time
Editable!
Engaging for students
Incorporates math in an easy-to-follow format
Great for virtual snow days
PDF and Google Slides – integrates easily with Google Classroom and is great for classroom learning, which gives you flexibility!!

Teachers like you said:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐When we were forced to work virtually rather than have a true snow day, this was a fun way to have students “work” but also get outside to play. Thank you! —Kelley H.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐My students really enjoyed this engaging activity. It helped to visually show them that there is much more snow in an inch of water than one might originally think. I appreciated the measurement and math parts of the activity. The scientific questions were great for making them think and understand the concept. Thank you!- Teaching Naturally

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐My students had fun completing this during our 2 snow days this past winter. It was nice to be able to give them something hands on to work on online. —Margery H.

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