Reminder! Tomorrow, April 2, is the deadline to purchase raffle tickets. Don’t miss your chance to participate!
The drawing will take place on April 2. Thank you to everyone who has supported this special opportunity. We appreciate your continued support!
The drawing will take place on April 2. Thank you to everyone who has supported this special opportunity. We appreciate your continued support!
Lincoln families,
Click on the link for the April Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o5EBh9u_totT7iOdjhlJBjeRVpkuT_P2xRNLc07Snuw/edit?usp=sharing
Click on the link for the April Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o5EBh9u_totT7iOdjhlJBjeRVpkuT_P2xRNLc07Snuw/edit?usp=sharing
No School – Easter Break
Lincoln Elementary families, please note that there will be no school on Friday, April 3, and Monday, April 6 for Easter break.
Classes will resume on the next scheduled school day.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful holiday weekend with family and friends.
Lincoln Elementary families, please note that there will be no school on Friday, April 3, and Monday, April 6 for Easter break.
Classes will resume on the next scheduled school day.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful holiday weekend with family and friends.
Peggy Moeller’s 3rd grade music class has been busy strumming and smiling during their ukulele unit! 🎶 Students are learning how to play chords and rhythms while building important skills like hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity, and overall motor development.
Playing together as a group not only strengthens their musical abilities but also encourages teamwork, focus, and confidence. It’s wonderful to see students growing as musicians while having fun making music together!
Playing together as a group not only strengthens their musical abilities but also encourages teamwork, focus, and confidence. It’s wonderful to see students growing as musicians while having fun making music together!
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has purchased raffle tickets in support of the playground bench in honor of Sandy Middleton. Your generosity and support mean so much to our school community.
There is still time to participate! Raffle tickets are available for purchase through April 2, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this special tribute.
The drawing will be held on April 2. Thank you again for helping us honor Sandy’s legacy in such a meaningful way.
There is still time to participate! Raffle tickets are available for purchase through April 2, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this special tribute.
The drawing will be held on April 2. Thank you again for helping us honor Sandy’s legacy in such a meaningful way.
Lincoln Elementary is selling raffle tickets to help purchase a playground bench in honor of Sandy Middleton, a beloved paraprofessional who made a lasting impact on our school community.
Raffle tickets will be available for purchase during Family Fun Night on March 26 and can also be purchased anytime leading up to the drawing on April 2.
This is a meaningful way to celebrate Sandy’s legacy and create a special place on our playground for students, staff, and families to enjoy for years to come. Thank you for your support!
Raffle tickets will be available for purchase during Family Fun Night on March 26 and can also be purchased anytime leading up to the drawing on April 2.
This is a meaningful way to celebrate Sandy’s legacy and create a special place on our playground for students, staff, and families to enjoy for years to come. Thank you for your support!
First graders explored Ancient Greece in social studies and learned how pottery was used in daily life for storing and drinking water, as well as serving as a form of artistic expression. They also discovered that many pieces of pottery told stories through their designs and patterns.
Students brought their learning to life by creating their own pinch pots using clay. They carefully shaped, molded, and decorated their pieces, just like artisans in Ancient Greece. This hands-on activity helped students connect history with creativity while building a deeper understanding of how art and everyday life were connected in ancient times.
Students brought their learning to life by creating their own pinch pots using clay. They carefully shaped, molded, and decorated their pieces, just like artisans in Ancient Greece. This hands-on activity helped students connect history with creativity while building a deeper understanding of how art and everyday life were connected in ancient times.
Miss Schlimgen’s 2nd grade class enjoyed some partner reading time! Students paired up to take turns reading, listening, and helping each other grow as readers.
Reading is always more fun when shared with friends, and these students did a wonderful job encouraging one another along the way. Keep up the great work, readers! 📚
Reading is always more fun when shared with friends, and these students did a wonderful job encouraging one another along the way. Keep up the great work, readers! 📚
🎉 High Five Friday was extra special at Lincoln Elementary! 🙌
We were excited to welcome members of Educators Rising, who helped us start the day with smiles, energy, and LOTS of high fives! Our students loved being greeted with such positivity as they entered the building.
Thank you, Educators Rising, for inspiring our students and spreading joy throughout our school. You made a difference in so many mornings today!
We were excited to welcome members of Educators Rising, who helped us start the day with smiles, energy, and LOTS of high fives! Our students loved being greeted with such positivity as they entered the building.
Thank you, Educators Rising, for inspiring our students and spreading joy throughout our school. You made a difference in so many mornings today!
We are proud to celebrate 100 Lincoln Leader Awards given out this week! 🎉
These awards recognize students who consistently demonstrate leadership, responsibility, and kindness throughout our school.
These awards recognize students who consistently demonstrate leadership, responsibility, and kindness throughout our school.
Spring Break Reminder
Lincoln School will be closed for Spring Break from Wednesday, March 18 through Friday, March 20. Classes will resume on Monday, March 23. Enjoy the break!
Lincoln School will be closed for Spring Break from Wednesday, March 18 through Friday, March 20. Classes will resume on Monday, March 23. Enjoy the break!
Spring Break Reminder
Lincoln School will be closed for Spring Break from Wednesday, March 18 through Friday, March 20. Classes will resume on Monday, March 23. Enjoy the break!
Lincoln School will be closed for Spring Break from Wednesday, March 18 through Friday, March 20. Classes will resume on Monday, March 23. Enjoy the break!
The Watertown School District will start 2 hours late on Monday, March 16. All morning practices and activities will also start two hours late. No breakfast will be served. All preschool screening times between 8-10 AM will be rescheduled to later in the day on Monday or Tuesday. The rest of Monday's screenings will be as scheduled. Kindergarten screening has been moved to Tuesday, March 17th at the same time. Please call the McKinley Office with questions, 605-882-6350.
Lincoln Elementary recently had a special visitor in Miss Moran’s 4th grade classroom. Dr. Danielsen stopped by so students could learn more about what a superintendent is and what his job looks like on a daily basis. Students had a great time asking questions about his responsibilities, what he enjoys most about his work, and even some of his favorite things. It was a fun and engaging conversation that helped students better understand how our school district works. Dr. Danielsen truly cares about students and the small but meaningful parts of education, such as building relationships and taking time to connect with kids. We appreciate him visiting Lincoln and making learning a little more personal for our students.
We had a couple of unexpected visitors at Lincoln Elementary! 😄
Thing 1 and Thing 2 stopped by and caused a little playful mischief around the school as part of our Read Across America Week celebrations. They popped into classrooms, played a few silly tricks on students, and brought plenty of laughter along the way. It was a fun surprise that added even more excitement to the day!
Thing 1 and Thing 2 stopped by and caused a little playful mischief around the school as part of our Read Across America Week celebrations. They popped into classrooms, played a few silly tricks on students, and brought plenty of laughter along the way. It was a fun surprise that added even more excitement to the day!
Lincoln Elementary students continue to show what it means to be a Lincoln Leader!
This week, 126 Lincoln Leader Awards were given to students who demonstrated positive behavior, kindness, responsibility, and leadership throughout the school. We are proud of the great choices our students are making every day. Keep up the great work, Lincoln Leaders! Thank you to our teachers and staff for recognizing and encouraging these positive behaviors in our students.
This week, 126 Lincoln Leader Awards were given to students who demonstrated positive behavior, kindness, responsibility, and leadership throughout the school. We are proud of the great choices our students are making every day. Keep up the great work, Lincoln Leaders! Thank you to our teachers and staff for recognizing and encouraging these positive behaviors in our students.
Lincoln Elementary had a great time celebrating Read Across America Week! Students and staff joined in the fun by participating in themed dress-up days throughout the week.
Monday was Manic Monday, when many students wore mismatched clothes. Tuesday was Top It Off Tuesday, and students showed their creativity by wearing hats and other fun items on their heads. Wednesday was Wave a Flag Wednesday, with many students dressed in red, white, and blue. Thursday’s theme was Dress Like a Teacher, and some teachers even joined the fun by dressing like students. Friday was Team Player Friday, when students represented their favorite Dr. Seuss characters, sports teams, or wore school colors.
It was a fun week celebrating reading and school spirit at Lincoln!
Monday was Manic Monday, when many students wore mismatched clothes. Tuesday was Top It Off Tuesday, and students showed their creativity by wearing hats and other fun items on their heads. Wednesday was Wave a Flag Wednesday, with many students dressed in red, white, and blue. Thursday’s theme was Dress Like a Teacher, and some teachers even joined the fun by dressing like students. Friday was Team Player Friday, when students represented their favorite Dr. Seuss characters, sports teams, or wore school colors.
It was a fun week celebrating reading and school spirit at Lincoln!
The Boys and Girls Basketball teams stopped by Lincoln Elementary this morning for High Five Friday! 🏀 Our students loved starting their day by greeting the players, sharing high fives, and showing their Arrow pride. It was a great way to kick off the morning and build excitement for Watertown athletics. Thank you to the players for taking the time to visit and encourage our students!
First grade had a great time in the library with Mrs. Schulte as part of our celebration of Read Across America week! Students participated in a fun, engaging activity that encouraged a love of reading and learning. We are grateful for the special experiences our staff provides for students each day. Thank you, Mrs. Schulte, for making the library such a welcoming and exciting place for our first graders!
🏀 Free Admission for K–12 Students – Boys Basketball Game!
Join us on March 7th at 6:00 PM for an exciting evening of boys basketball! Be part of the fun and show your support for the Arrows!
Join us on March 7th at 6:00 PM for an exciting evening of boys basketball! Be part of the fun and show your support for the Arrows!
