First graders are studying spiders. They listened to a nonfiction book before making a fact web.
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Mrs. Peak's preschoolers made a prediction of whether a pumpkin would sink or float on Tuesday and on Wednesday they found out the answer, pumpkins float!!!
Preschoolers in Mrs. Peak's afternoon class made predictions and saw the answer today of whether a pumpkin will sink or float.
First graders made the best memories at the farm this week! We peeked at farm animals and learned about honeybees from local beekeepers. Students used pumpkins donated by PSH Deep Roots Greenhouse for math and science experiments. Students designed and painted their pumpkins to use with for a descriptive writing lesson. We love fall! 🍂🐑🐝🚜
First graders had so much fun at the farm today!
Mrs. Peak's AM Preschool Class enjoyed a visit to a pumpkin patch today. We had lots of fun! Thanks Prior Creek Farms for letting us visit.
Mrs. Manley's first graders participated in a pumpkin investigation and ended the morning painting their pumpkins! What a great Friday. 💛💙
Preschoolers in Mrs. Peak's afternoon class enjoyed a fun-filled trip to the pumpkin patch on Friday.
Kindergarten enjoyed pushing and pulling friends in baskets for science stations this morning. Friction and weight were our obstacles to overcome!
Firefighters visited with kindergarteners about fire safety this week! 🚒
A thank you card from Lincoln gets a social media “Thank You” from Fresh Roots Greenhouse. Way to be courteous Lincoln Littles!
First grade students practiced fire safety with the firefighters! Thank you Parsons Fire Department!
Mrs. Anderson's class want to say thank you to the Firemen for visiting Lincoln today!
It's always an exciting day when the fire department comes to visit!
After reading "When Grandma Gives You A Lemon Tree" by Jamie L.B. Dennahan, students in Mrs. Kitterman's first grade class worked together to make freshly-squeezed lemonade as a tasty afternoon treat. The story teaches children about the value of gifts they may not see at first.
