We kicked off our day with smiles, excitement, and lots of high fives as the Watertown Police Department joined us for High Five Friday at Lincoln Elementary! Our students were thrilled to be welcomed into school by these friendly faces, sharing laughs, high fives, and positive energy to start the day on a great note. Experiences like this help build strong relationships and show our students that our community partners are here to support them.
Thank you, Watertown Police Department, for making our morning extra special and reminding our students that kindness and connection go a long way!

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Mrs. Struckman’s class had a blast rolling out Christmas cookie dough and decorating their cookies with care and excitement. From shaping the cookies to adding festive decorations, students enjoyed every step of the process. It was a fun, hands-on activity that brought plenty of smiles and holiday cheer to the classroom!

Mrs. Hanson’s 3rd grade class put their creativity to work by constructing their very own cars out of cardboard boxes. After the builds were complete, the classroom transformed into a drive-in movie theater.
Students climbed into their handmade cars and enjoyed watching the 1964 version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. This engaging activity combined creativity, teamwork, and a little bit of classic holiday fun.
What a memorable way to learn and celebrate together!

From all of us at Lincoln Elementary, we wish our wonderful families a joyful, peaceful, and magical holiday season! We are so grateful for your support, your involvement, and for being such an important part of our Lincoln family. Your partnership makes our school a truly special place.
Please remember, school will resume on Monday, January 5th. We can’t wait to see our students back, ready to shine in the new year!

From all of us at Lincoln Elementary, we wish our wonderful families a joyful, peaceful, and magical holiday season! We are so grateful for your support, your involvement, and for being such an important part of our Lincoln family. Your partnership makes our school a truly special place.
Please remember, school will resume on Monday, January 5th. We can’t wait to see our students back, ready to shine in the new year!
Staff and students dressed up as their favorite Christmas movie or book characters. From classic stories to festive films, the creativity and excitement were on full display. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the day fun and memorable for our school community.

During lunch, our first-grade students enjoyed a wonderful musical surprise as the Watertown High School Meistersingers sang Christmas carols for them. The beautiful voices and festive songs brought smiles, joy, and holiday spirit to the cafeteria. Thank you to the Meistersingers for sharing your talent and helping make our students’ day extra special. We truly appreciate you spreading Christmas cheer and creating a memorable experience for our first graders! 🎄🎵

Lincoln students earned a pajama and popcorn party by reaching an amazing milestone of 2,000 Lincoln Leader awards. We are so proud of our students for showing leadership, responsibility, and kindness every day.
A special thank you to our custodian, Jason, who went above and beyond by making popcorn for every single student. His hard work helped make this celebration extra special. Jason, you are truly amazing!
👏 Way to go, Lincoln Leaders!

Our Grade 4 students took part in a holiday giving project by collecting items for the Beacon Center. Through this project, students learned the importance of kindness, generosity, and helping others in our community.
We are proud of our Grade 4 students for their thoughtful efforts and willingness to make a positive difference during the holiday season. Thank you to the families who supported this meaningful project.

This hands-on activity brought lots of smiles, laughter, and holiday cheer to the classroom. What a fun way to celebrate the season and make lasting memories together at Lincoln Elementary. 🎄🍪



This week, we proudly gave out 127 Lincoln Leader awards to students who demonstrated responsibility, respect, and leadership.
We are so proud of our students for making positive choices and helping make Lincoln a great place to learn every day!

There will be an early dismissal on Tuesday, December 23, at 12:20 p.m. as we begin our Christmas break. School will resume on Monday, January 5.
From all of us at Lincoln School, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Our Grade 3 students recently visited Avantara in Watertown to share some holiday cheer. Students sang festive songs for residents and staff, bringing smiles and joy to everyone who listened. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to give back to the community and brighten the day for others during the holiday season.

Grade 3 Spreads Holiday Cheer 🎶
Mrs. Hanson's and Mrs. Heller's classes recently visited Avantara in Watertown to share some holiday cheer. Students sang festive songs for residents and staff, bringing smiles and joy to everyone who listened. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to give back to the community and brighten the day for others during the holiday season.

