Elementary Art

• Clothespin Creatures
• Thumbprint Holiday Cards
• Coffee Filter Snowflakes

 Elementary Music

• Flashnote Derby Musical Note ($2.99)
• Tune Train (Free)
• Musical Paint for Kids (Free)

 Secondary Art

• Arm Knit an Infinity Scarf in 30 Minutes
• Pic Collage (Free)
• Let's Create! Pottery ($4.98)

 Secondary Music

• Garage Band
• Sound Uncovered

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade

• Code.org

• Cat in the Hat: A House Just Right for Me!

• Cat in the Hat: Follow the Pasta Path! 

3rd - 5th Grade

• Coding Activities:
  Code.org
  Scratch
• Amazing Equation Race
• Dividing by Fractions with Graham Crackers

6th - 8th Grade

• Coding Activities:
  Code.org
  Scratch
• Integer Flash
• Impossible Heights 

 High School

• Coding Activities:
  Code.org
  Scratch
• Solve Toothpick Activities
• Kahn Programming Academy (Learn Java Script)

Online Activities 

• iCivics
  
• Smithsonian Institute
• BrainPop
• Popplet
• National Geographic Kids
• New York Times Learning Network

Check out this Google Doc for ideas related to Family & Consumer Sciences, Engineering & Design, and Business/Marketing.

Check out the Following websites:

• Learn the basics of computer coding at www.Code.org. For younger students, check out The Foos.
• Play a game while learning coding languages at www.CodeCombat.com
• Learn the elements of game creation atwww.GamestarMechanic.com

Kindergarten - 5th Grade

• Writing Activities:
  - Observation Window
  - Keep a Snow Day Journal
• Reading Activities:
  - Lexia
  - Flash Light Reading
  - Reader's Theater Scripts
• Listening Activities
  - Listen to a Story Online
  - Tumble books
• Online Activities
  - Funbrain
  - ABCya

 6th - 12th Grade

• Reading Plus (If assigned work)

• StudySync (If assigned work)

• Free Rice 2.0

• No Red Ink
• Popplet

Elementary 

• Tinker Ball - interactive website
• Interactive Force - interactive website
• Snow Storm in a Jar - directions | video
• Bubbles
  

  They don't have to be reserved for a hot day in the backyard. Soap bubbles might very well blow the minds of your little ones on a snow day, too. While this experiment works best in very cold temps (we're talking close to zero degrees Fahrenheit or negative 18 degrees Celsius), you might also be able to get a cool result from temps in the 20s. You can make your own soap solution, or just buy the cheapo bottle-and-wand set made for kids. Start by heating the soapy water so it's warm or hot, then let the little ones blow bubbles outside. If you can catch one on your wand, watch it carefully: It will freeze into a delicate ball (from How Stuff Works).

• Moon Sand

 Middle School

• Virtual Frog Dissection
• Science Vocabulary Hangman - interactive website
• Grow Rock Candy in a Glass
• Crystal Snowflakes (or Hearts)
• Make Ice Lanterns
• Balloons - Simply blow up a balloon (helium isn't necessary), and tie it up outside. If it's really cold -- far below freezing -- you'll notice that it will quickly deflate. If it's a little warmer, it might take a few minutes (from How Stuff Works).
• Tie-Dyed Milk

 High School

• Lab Simulations - interactive webpage
• Interactive Body - interactive webpage
• Make Ice Cream in a Bag
• Solve Toothpick Puzzles
• CSI Science: Get the Prints!

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