Lincoln students and staff were excited to join forces with National Family Partnership in promoting healthy, drug free lives. The official 2022 National Red Ribbon Week Theme is. “Celebrate Life, Live Drug Free.” Red ribbon week started October 23rd and ended the 31st.
Monday: Red
Tuesday: Blue
Thursday: Yellow
Friday: Tie dye
Student pictures are scheduled as follows:
Students order form has been sent home with students
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Lincoln Library Pumpkin Decorating Contest
Dear Parents, Students, and Teachers,
This year, the library is getting into the fall spirit by having a pumpkin decorating contest for students in grades Kindergarten through 3rd.
The K-3 students and staff are invited to decorate a pumpkin like their favorite book character. It’s easy and fun for the whole family! Students and staff may also bring in a decorated pumpkin to the school library and enter it into our contest October 24th – Noon October 26th. All entries must be received by Noon October 26th.
Contest Rules:
Mrs. Selak read the book “Creepy Crayons” by Aaron Reynolds to Mrs. Gibson-Williams second grade class today during their Library time. They then did a directed drawing of the creepy crayon and doodled the other characters from previous titles, “The Creepy Pair of Underwear” and the “The Creepy Carrots”. After we were done drawing and checking out books we did the Crayon Castle Challenge. The students were tasked with creating a crayon castle that held eight crayons by using popsicle sticks, dixie cups, and crayons.
Lincoln had a “Pink Out Day” to participate in the national effort to raise breast cancer awareness. October is breast cancer awareness month. On Monday , October 10th, Students and staff came dressed in pink shirts, pink pants, pink hats and much more pink accessories.
Huge congratulations to our Pink Out Staff Winners: Anita Tenney, Angela Toro, & Tammy Stanovcak! You all truly embraced the “PINK OUT” challenge!! 🙂
The 6th grade students in Mrs. Colliers class, collaboratively used technology to find the area of composite figures using Classkick tools and CPM eTools. For their hard work, perseverance and effort, students received feedback from Mrs. Collier, in the form of electronic stickers and golden tickets (they are put in a raffle and at the end of the week students have a chance to win cool stuff).
NEOEA DAY is Friday, October 14th. Teaching staff and students will not report to school.
Who is NEOEA?
The NEOEA. org website describes the NEOEA as this: “The North Eastern Ohio Education Association is composed of almost 29,000 elementary and secondary teachers, university professors and support staffs proudly serving students attending Ohio’s public schools and universities in Northeast Ohio.”
Mrs. Gazso’s Kindergarten class had a virtual visit from author Valerie Bolling! She read to the students her new book Ride, Roll, Run Time For Fun. She interacted with the students during this very special time.
The rhyming text of this book celebrates community, friendship and outdoor play. It’s energetic prose is illustrated with stunning illustrations by Sabrena Khadija.
The students then had the opportunity to become authors and created awesome drawings of their favorite outside fun activities. Exciting…oh yea!
