Lincoln School's second grade students participated in an Election Unit during the beginning of November.  Students took a survey to narrow down their ideas on two important topics: longer recess or snack!  Students created persuasive posters, wrote speeches about their desired topic, and created voting booths for election day.  A Let's Vote pep rally was held the day before election day, where speeches were presented, posters were hoisted, and a lively debate was held!  On election day, November 9th, all grade 2 students stepped up to the voting booths and cast their electronic ballots.  By … [Read more...] about Lincoln Election Results!!!

Students enjoyed parading their Halloween costumes for family and friends outside on Montross Avenue, as well as through the school. … [Read more...] about Halloween at Lincoln

Some students used fine motor, gross motor and math skills to measure and make “ghost dough.”  The final product was BOO-TI-FUL!! … [Read more...] about Making Ghost Dough

First graders in Ms. Campo’s class learned about bats by reading nonfiction text. They then used VR goggles to observe millions of bats in the world’s largest bat colony, Bracken Cave - San Antonio, Texas. … [Read more...] about Lincoln First Graders Study Bats

To celebrate National Pumpkin Day, the preschoolers carved a pumpkin. Students were able to discuss how pumpkins grow, identified the parts of a pumpkin and counted pumpkins seeds.  The class then carved a face! The students voted on a cat face. They named her Abby the Tabby cat! … [Read more...] about Happy National Pumpkin Day!