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!
We are so lucky to have our 2nd grade team at Lincoln: Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Struckman, Miss Schlimgen, and Mrs. Gaikowski! This amazing group brings energy, dedication, and heart to every classroom. They set high expectations, challenge students to grow, and make learning fun in reading, writing, and math. They celebrate successes, spark curiosity, and help every child build confidence.
From teaching new skills to fostering a love of learning, this team makes a difference every single day. Lincoln is better because of their hard work, care, and commitment. We thank you for all that you do!
From teaching new skills to fostering a love of learning, this team makes a difference every single day. Lincoln is better because of their hard work, care, and commitment. We thank you for all that you do!
🎉 Celebrating 136 Lincoln Leaders This Week! 🎉
We are proud to share that 136 Lincoln Leaders were recognized and handed out this week! 🌟
Each award represents students who demonstrated outstanding character, leadership, responsibility, and kindness in our school community. Their positive actions help make our school a supportive and inspiring place to learn and grow. Pictured are the Lincoln Leaders of the week for each classroom.
We are proud to share that 136 Lincoln Leaders were recognized and handed out this week! 🌟
Each award represents students who demonstrated outstanding character, leadership, responsibility, and kindness in our school community. Their positive actions help make our school a supportive and inspiring place to learn and grow. Pictured are the Lincoln Leaders of the week for each classroom.
Lincoln Families,
Please click the following link for the March Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vU3vJTLTF8GOQBqoxQqPybtfTkSqZMQIR3I6jtQCHKQ/edit?usp=sharing
Please click the following link for the March Newsletter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vU3vJTLTF8GOQBqoxQqPybtfTkSqZMQIR3I6jtQCHKQ/edit?usp=sharing
Mrs. Moeller’s 3rd grade music students have been hard at work learning to play the ukulele! 🎶
Students are practicing how to hold the instrument correctly, strum with steady rhythm, and play simple chords together as a class. It has been exciting to see their focus, teamwork, and growing confidence as young musicians.
We are proud of the effort our 3rd graders are putting into learning a new instrument and building their musical skills each day!
Students are practicing how to hold the instrument correctly, strum with steady rhythm, and play simple chords together as a class. It has been exciting to see their focus, teamwork, and growing confidence as young musicians.
We are proud of the effort our 3rd graders are putting into learning a new instrument and building their musical skills each day!
📚🎉 Read Across America Dress-Up Days – March 2–6! 🎉📚
Lincoln Elementary will be celebrating Read Across America Week from March 2–6 with special dress-up days! We are excited to promote a love of reading and have some fun along the way.
Please check the attached image for the full list of our dress-up themes for the week. We can’t wait to see our students participate and celebrate reading together!
Lincoln Elementary will be celebrating Read Across America Week from March 2–6 with special dress-up days! We are excited to promote a love of reading and have some fun along the way.
Please check the attached image for the full list of our dress-up themes for the week. We can’t wait to see our students participate and celebrate reading together!
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd Grade Class Potato Olympics 🥔❤️
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd grade class recently hosted their “Potato Olympics” as part of their Valentine’s Day celebration. Each student decorated a potato to represent an Olympic athlete and participated in fun, themed events with their classmates.
Some of the events included downhill skiing, swimming, a 4x4 relay race, and a one-meter dash. Students showed creativity, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the activities. It was a joyful afternoon filled with laughter, friendly competition, and festive Valentine’s fun.
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd grade class recently hosted their “Potato Olympics” as part of their Valentine’s Day celebration. Each student decorated a potato to represent an Olympic athlete and participated in fun, themed events with their classmates.
Some of the events included downhill skiing, swimming, a 4x4 relay race, and a one-meter dash. Students showed creativity, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the activities. It was a joyful afternoon filled with laughter, friendly competition, and festive Valentine’s fun.
🍎✨ Shoutout to Our First Grade Team! ✨🍎
We are lucky to have such an incredible first grade team at Lincoln Elementary — Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega!
These three bring so much heart, patience, and positive energy to their classrooms every single day. They work hard to help our students grow in reading, math, and confidence, all while making learning fun and meaningful. First grade is such an important year, and our students are in the best hands.
Thank you, Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega, for everything you do for our kids and our school. We appreciate you more than you know! 💛
We are lucky to have such an incredible first grade team at Lincoln Elementary — Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega!
These three bring so much heart, patience, and positive energy to their classrooms every single day. They work hard to help our students grow in reading, math, and confidence, all while making learning fun and meaningful. First grade is such an important year, and our students are in the best hands.
Thank you, Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega, for everything you do for our kids and our school. We appreciate you more than you know! 💛
Lincoln Elementary Shout-Out! 🍩
Recently, the Codington County Sheriff’s Office stopped by Lincoln Elementary and brought donuts for every single student in our building.
We are so thankful for the time they took to visit, connect with our students, and spread a little extra joy. Acts of kindness like this help build positive relationships and show our students that their community cares about them.
Thank you to the Codington County Sheriff’s Office for making our day a little brighter!
Recently, the Codington County Sheriff’s Office stopped by Lincoln Elementary and brought donuts for every single student in our building.
We are so thankful for the time they took to visit, connect with our students, and spread a little extra joy. Acts of kindness like this help build positive relationships and show our students that their community cares about them.
Thank you to the Codington County Sheriff’s Office for making our day a little brighter!
Lincoln Elementary is proud to celebrate our students!
This week, we handed out 176 Lincoln Leader Awards to students who demonstrated leadership, responsibility, kindness, and positive choices throughout our school. Pictured are our classroom winners for the week. We are proud of the example they set and the way they represent Lincoln each day. Keep up the great work!
This week, we handed out 176 Lincoln Leader Awards to students who demonstrated leadership, responsibility, kindness, and positive choices throughout our school. Pictured are our classroom winners for the week. We are proud of the example they set and the way they represent Lincoln each day. Keep up the great work!
We are so lucky to have our 2nd grade team at Lincoln: Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Struckman, Miss Schlimgen, and Mrs. Gaikowski! This amazing group brings energy, dedication, and heart to every classroom. They set high expectations, challenge students to grow, and make learning fun in reading, writing, and math. They celebrate successes, spark curiosity, and help every child build confidence.
From teaching new skills to fostering a love of learning, this team makes a difference every single day. Lincoln is better because of their hard work, care, and commitment. We thank you for all that you do!
From teaching new skills to fostering a love of learning, this team makes a difference every single day. Lincoln is better because of their hard work, care, and commitment. We thank you for all that you do!
We want to remind families that we will have an early dismissal on Wednesday, February 25, at 12:20 p.m. Please be sure to plan transportation and after-school arrangements ahead of time to help ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for all students.
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd Grade Class Potato Olympics 🥔❤️
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd grade class recently hosted their “Potato Olympics” as part of their Valentine’s Day celebration. Each student decorated a potato to represent an Olympic athlete and participated in fun, themed events with their classmates.
Some of the events included downhill skiing, swimming, a 4x4 relay race, and a one-meter dash. Students showed creativity, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the activities. It was a joyful afternoon filled with laughter, friendly competition, and festive Valentine’s fun.
Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd grade class recently hosted their “Potato Olympics” as part of their Valentine’s Day celebration. Each student decorated a potato to represent an Olympic athlete and participated in fun, themed events with their classmates.
Some of the events included downhill skiing, swimming, a 4x4 relay race, and a one-meter dash. Students showed creativity, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the activities. It was a joyful afternoon filled with laughter, friendly competition, and festive Valentine’s fun.
🍎✨ Shoutout to Our First Grade Team! ✨🍎
We are lucky to have such an incredible first grade team at Lincoln Elementary — Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega!
These three bring so much heart, patience, and positive energy to their classrooms every single day. They work hard to help our students grow in reading, math, and confidence, all while making learning fun and meaningful. First grade is such an important year, and our students are in the best hands.
Thank you, Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega, for everything you do for our kids and our school. We appreciate you more than you know! 💛
We are lucky to have such an incredible first grade team at Lincoln Elementary — Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega!
These three bring so much heart, patience, and positive energy to their classrooms every single day. They work hard to help our students grow in reading, math, and confidence, all while making learning fun and meaningful. First grade is such an important year, and our students are in the best hands.
Thank you, Mrs. Clark, Miss Schieber, and Mrs. Vega, for everything you do for our kids and our school. We appreciate you more than you know! 💛
Just a friendly reminder that there will be no school on Friday, February 13, and Monday, February 16. Enjoy the long weekend, rest up, and make some fun memories!
