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3rd through 5th grade students were treated to a movie and popcorn for their good behavior! Keep up the good work.

All grade levels are busy celebrating different achievements of Women this month.

Mrs. Richardson’s sixth grade girls did a presentation on Henrietta Lacks. Her work nicknamed “HeLa” cells, from the first two letters of her first and last names — are used to study the effects of toxins, drugs, hormones and viruses on the growth of cancer cells without experimenting on humans. They have been used to test the effects of radiation and poisons, to study the human genome, to learn more about how viruses work, and played a crucial role in the development of the polio and COVID-19 vaccines.

The library has recently add 1,000 Keva blocks for the library and STEM classes to use to construct and complete various tasks. The STEM classes were challenged to build a tower that was taller than one of their team members and the library classes were asked to construct a rainbow that a team member could fit under.

Students in grades K-2 are busy learning how to make their robots “read” in the library. Ozobots are able to read colors and the students are able to code them to do simple tasks. Kindergarten students are working on coding the robot to move right or left to select the correct sound in a CVC word.

Students in grades 6-8 are learning how to code the robots with simple block coding and then completing various tasks in STEM. They are also finishing up making timelines for Black History month and having the robots complete their timelines with color coding.

Lincoln’s Power of the Pen 8th grade team won 1st place overall this past weekend in a competition at Lake Elementary in Hartville, Ohio. They beat ALL of the local competition. Great job ladies!

Students in grades 6-8 could attend an after school Positive Behavior reward on February 23rd. Students came looking their best and wore their favorite sneakers and enjoyed music, dancing, and snacks.

All third graders preformed in this years choir concert on February 23rd. The theme of the concert was” Lincoln Around the World”

Kindergarten students in Mrs. Voytko’s classroom spend time reading at centers and using special “phones” that allow them to hear the sounds they are making while practicing reading.

Students, big and small, celebrated Valentine’s Day at Lincoln with paper heart chains, heart exercises, parties, books, and more.

The Lincoln’s Science club is helping out fellow students and emphasizing kindness and positivity one friend at a time! The ladies of the Science Club under the direction of Mrs. Richardson have created care packages for their middle school friends. Items included: shampoo, conditioners, moisturizers, deodorant etc.