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Lincoln staff and students took the time to compete in a door decorating contest to bring some holiday spirit to the halls.

Students have been busy learning about the Rockefeller Christmas tree in New York City. Students completed a STEM challenge by creating the tallest decorative tree using recycled materials. Students created shrinking cup ornaments to put on their trees at home.

The Madrigal choir from Harding visited Lincoln this past week and put on an amazing show. They sang some of our favorite Christmas songs like Jingle Bells that seemed to be the students favorite as one of the singers danced all around.

Mrs. Catuogno-Jones’s 7th grade math class practiced setting up and solving equations using algebra tiles and equation mats. Visual models reinforce the equation solving process, solidify understanding of like terms, inverse operations and zero pairs.

Mrs. Richardson’s 6th grade Science class morphed into paleontologists while working on a Fossil Cookie Activity. Amazing and fun!!!

Mrs. Klines 3rd grade class did a SEL activity today that was sharing how thankful they were to have each other be apart of their classroom family.

Challenge 24 Trumbull County competition was held on Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at Harding High School. Students in 4th-8th grade from schools in Trumbull County participated in a competitive math game requiring students to mentally add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers to equal 24. Lincoln students included:

4th graders were Brayen Scott, Kierra Elzy, Kourtney Spain, Amariyae Allen

5th graders were Catherine Blose, Genevieve Ramey, Kyree Sparks, Declan Claar, Cohen Herchler

6th graders were Bryson Scott, James Morrison, Bryson Williams

7th and 8th graders were Matthew Richardson, Asa Burch, Ross Johnson, Daniel Long, Kyree Sparks, Bryson Scott, Bryson Williams, James Morrison, Matthew Richardson, Asa Burch, and Ross Johnson made it to the semi final round. Awesome!!!

Ms. Collier engaged her math students using fruit loops cereal. The activity was a fun and engaging way to practice identifying, writing and creating ratios three different ways.

The Lincoln Book Fair, will take place from November 9th–November 18th. The K-3 students will shop during their library special and grades 4-8 and PK will shop November 16th -18th in the Media Center. We will also be open on both conference nights.

Visit our Book Fair homepage to learn more and get started with eWallet and online shopping: Bookfair

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