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Teacher’s Funny Snow Day Parody of Adele Goes Viral
Get ready to chuckle! Third-grade teacher Jessica Parker has taken the internet by storm with her hilarious parody of Adele’s “Hello,” cleverly titled “Snow.” The video, released this week, showcases Jessica’s impressive vocal skills and her hilarious take on the excitement snow days bring to teachers.
As the East Coast braces itself for a major snowstorm, many parents, kids, and educators are crossing their fingers for school closures. Parents often dread snow days due to the chaos they can bring—balancing childcare, missing work, and keeping kids entertained indoors. However, it’s easy to forget how ecstatic teachers are about unexpected days off! With the long winter months spent managing energetic classrooms, they truly deserve a break.
In her delightful video, Jessica perfectly captures the moody essence of Adele’s original as she reminisces about her childhood joy over unexpected snow days. Her lyrics humorously reflect a cozy day spent binge-watching Netflix in pajamas—sounds like a dream, right? She opens the song with a wishful plea for snow, singing, “Snow, it’s me/ I know we just got out for the holidays/ But I’m ready for some more time/ To relax, you see/ So if you could come a day or two or maybe 23.”
She goes on to share the struggle of teaching rowdy kids during winter. Jessica’s relatable lyrics highlight the challenge of keeping kids entertained when they’re stuck indoors: “If it has to be this cold/ The least it can do is snow/ If I have to keep my students inside/ One more time, for recess, I’m gonna lose my mind.” Trust me, we can all relate to that feeling!
On a recent day off, I found myself trapped inside with my kids, trying to quell disputes over toys and navigate the kitchen chaos while baking cookies. Let me tell you, it was a test of patience! It made me appreciate the hard work teachers put in every day to keep our kids engaged and learning, especially when the weather keeps them from outdoor play.
This amusing video makes me want to shower my kids’ teachers with appreciation—maybe a tray of cookies or a coffee gift card as a thank-you for all they endure during these long winter months.
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In summary, Jessica’s parody not only brings laughter but also shines a light on the unique challenges teachers face during snow days. Cheers to all the hard-working educators out there!