It's Bring Your Favorite Stuffed Animal to School Day! Some of our stuffies matched up with our favorite books! How cool is that!
Miss Greene just couldn't resist an April Fools joke two days late...Would anyone like a brownie? A brown e...get it?
Yankton School District is approaching the groundbreaking date of the new Early Childhood Development Center, which means we are ready to begin the exciting process of naming the building!
Do you have an idea? If so, please read the criteria statements below and submit a response at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/86JYHL2.
Criteria:
Timelessness: The name of the building should be timeless.
Inclusivity: The name of the building should promote diversity, equity, and inclusivity.
Clarity: The name of the building should be clear and easily understood.
Relevance: The name of the building should be relevant to the nature theme incorporated into the design.
Uniqueness: The name of the building should be unique.
Respect: The name of the building should not include a person’s name.
The submission process will close on Saturday, April 22, and the chosen name will be announced at a later date. Be creative and have fun!
These Lincoln Second Graders were dynamic dabbers while reviewing different dynamic markings in music.
Mrs. Roth's Class Graduated from D.A.R.E. today!!!
Mrs. Davison came to do a PEEP STEM challenge with the girls third graders.
Lincoln School Kindergarteners are busy using melted crayons to design Easter eggs! They are egg-cellent!!
We played a fun game together on the Promethean Board today to review comprhension skills. We are getting really good at making inferences, reading for details, and using context clues!
Nothing chases away the gray sky blues like a STEM project! Miss Greene's "firsties" loved building domino relay races!
Do you have a child that you haven’t registered for JrK or Kdg and will be 5
by Sept 1, 2023?
Join us to register!
Monday, April 3
3:30-6:30 pm
YSD Administration Building
2410 West City Limits Road
Can't make it that night? Register today at https://www.ysd.k12.sd.us/o/ysd/page/school-registration
When a room of Miss Greene's "firsties" have been working hard, a fun game like Silent Seatball is the best reward!
Mrs. Roth's math class working tasks using the "Thinking Classroom" approach!
Learning and growing [together] are some of our favorite things. We love being Lincoln Leaders!
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Math is fun! Mrs. Larsen's class worked hard using a hundreds chart to find the sums.
As a reward, Mrs. Davison's third graders got to learn with glow sticks. It made learning more fun. Here's our experiment with glow sticks. Did hot water or cold water make them glow brighter?
These 2nd grade Lincoln Leaders earned their math medals in addition today!!
Lincoln First Grade music students rocked out some rhythm patterns today. They composed their own pattern using dice, and then performed for a friend or class. Way to be Rockin' Rhythm Readers!
Lincoln Third Grade students started recorders this week and they are so pumped. Before you know it, they will be serenading you at home!
Mrs. Drotzmann's class is enjoying lunch in the classroom today.
Even though we are looking for spring, the 2nd and 3rd graders at Lincoln School know how to have fun in the snow that fell yesterday! Even our wonderful janitor, Robert, got in on the good times!
