I love that little girl at the end...first boy she's ever kissed and the second will be her Dad...🤗

"What is snow, people?!" That little girl is too cute. And the little snowman kissing girl, too. These kids are great! They deserve a snowman.

I love everything about this! Just look at those precious faces and that marvelous teacher! Steve Hartman is a true journalist who constantly tugs at our heartstrings ❤️

This reporter did such a wonderful job with this story. What a couple of awesome teachers as well!!! This was beautiful!!! ♥️♥️♥️ 🌎🚀🌙

I have great respect for this teacher. I love snow.

It’s something we take for granted growing up in the NE. When I was in 5th grade in NJ a kid in class started yelling & ran to the windows. Turned out he was recently moved from CA & had never seen snow before! ❄️

LOVE this story!!! So glad the kids were finally able to see what snow looks and feels like! This will definitely have an impact on their reading comprehension and overall positive experience of someone sending them a snowman!!♥️☃️

I haven't seen snow until I immigrated in the USA. I was 21 years old when I first touch and tasted snow.

This a feel good story. I love how excited the children are. The sister and teacher are awesome for providing so much joy to the children.

What a great teacher!!!

I grew up in Southern California, I completely relate to these kids. Lol. The most I ever saw was hail, seeing snow for the first time still sticks out in my memory.

You are an amazing teacher, keep up the good work. Those smart little brains will forever remember you.

God bless those kids.

I've taught children at church since 1972. I have done different things with and for the children to give them things they wouldn't usually have or do. It is a blessing to both, the teacher and the children, God bless you!!

So proud of these educators and friends that teach at Southshore!!!

I feel honored to be at this school with all my amazing teachers(Btw at 1:48 is one of my besties he is so nice)!

Amazing teacher!! ❤️🎉👍💖

What a beautiful story.

Wow! That's Teacher of the Year right there!!

There are simple things that we can rejoice for☺️

I was born and raised in the tundra. I cant believe that there parents have not taken a trip north to enjoy the snow. Kids love snow. Big kids do too.

I love Steve Hartman, he's a drink of rain water and his kids are so precious, and that Meryl is a cutie and very smart. May God bless this family and Mr. Hartman while on the road keep him safe .

Thank you Teacher for going far above and way beyond your calling! I would love to of been there to see their faces. When your done with the snowman, consider letting each student, that wants to, taste the snow, 😊 ❤❤❤❤

I teach in Arizona. One of my students told me she wished snow was real instead of make believe. I told her snow was real, I used to live where it snowed all the time. She looked at me like I was something right out of Frozen.

Born and raised in MN and still excited with every snowfall, even when I had to shovel it. So excited for these kids who were given the opportunity to see and touch the snow. That teacher and her sister made it happen. Cool!

The one thing I have spent months fretting over, then it arrived and I spent weeks avoiding it, now itgone and I’m rejoicing over it! We lived down south for almost 3 years so there was no snow and I loved it. When I was left with the heavy burden of packing up everything we owned and coming back north I spent a lot of hours regretting it! When we lived in Hawaii for 5 years I think it was the happiest I’ve ever been! No snow!!

If all teachers caredabout thier studenta like this teacher does the world would be a better place

The kids are so adorable

That little girl with the bow is precious

I approve of this message. I drove a bus at a Rocky Mountain ski resort and almost every week I met people who were seeing snow for the first time in their life. The look in their eyes was just one of awe. It was one of the best parts of the job.

This was a wonderful story I love things like this these children are so cute it was nice to see all these little happy faces it was really nice to see a story like this it really made my day when I saw this

What a great teacher what a great story ☺️

Great effort all around on this story, from the students, teachers, reporter, and news team!

We need more “feel good” news stories. The shame being, good stories are indeed news these days. That teacher is great. Her students are blessed to have her. Love the excitement of the kids. This is how all learning experiences should be

Psychology is less valued but so important in connection

That is a such a wonderful woman for doing this 🥰

This teacher is amazing!!! ❄️☃️

That is a game changer.

She gets my vote for teacher of the yr.

Hey CBS, your weekly reminder that you are terrible people until Steve Hartman has his own show.

Bless their beautiful hearts thanks 👍

I like news like this 😃

So that’s why there was a news reporter at school that day, interesting

I love it. Absolutely amazing.

What s cool teacher

Dream comes true...yey!

we still have snow here in minnesota in april

That was real dope!! She get a A+ for me.

I knew this was gonna be dumb and it was and I love it.

Genius tbh … on another level of this psychology

Snow merely looks good in pictures. However, in real life, they are terrible hassle and inconvenience.

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Hi all I tell you what she is great teacher . ☺️

I didn’t see snow until my 2nd year of college.

Can it be? Kids without masks in the classroom?! Florida is based!

0:34-0:39 0:52-1:02 1:08-1:13 1:20-1:27 1:40- 1:45-1:47 1:49 ❤ 🎉 is my favorite part about the video

A teachers teacher!

but then the snowman melts

Im a second generation Floridian and NEVER SEEN SNOW. When I was a kid they would do fake snow in down town Tampa.

Here in NH we call it a 4 letter word that starts with s but we don't call it snow. We get way too much of an it to like it. Florida can have it all if we can have their sun!

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Really,Tru🤍ly Amazzing Story Here! About a Fla.Teachers Students,Nevee Bfore,Seeing Wat 🌨🌨Snow is Like.And They Get 2 See it,4 The 1st Tru🤍 Time. From their Teacher. And its Even Shaped like A Snow⛄Mn! Really Vool,heartwarming Story reading. From CBS News.Very CooL!👍🤍❤🤍🌨😊🕯🙏

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