First graders had so many stories read to them today! What a great day!
Students enjoyed listening to a story about working towards a goal and then learning a new game today with school counselor, Mr. Woodworth, in Mrs. Peak's preschool class.
Mrs.Anderson's Kindergarteners are 100 days smarter!! 💙💛
Kindergarten had a very happy 100th day of school!
First graders celebrated 100 days of school with a few exciting activities ~ 100 lollipop licks, stacking 100 cups, and imagining what it would be like to be 100 years old. 💙💛
Happy 100th Day of School!
Mrs. Anderson's class had so many fun activities for the 100th day of school! We found 100 kisses hidden in the classroom, counted 100 stickers for our gumball machine and had a special visit from Zero The Hero!!
First grade has been busy learning about light and shadows. 🔦☀️
Preschoolers in Mrs. Peak's afternoon class celebrated the 100th day of school and practiced counting all the way to 100!
How much of the lollipop will be gone after 100 licks? This was a favorite on the 100th Day of first grade!
Children in Mrs. Peak's morning preschool class celebrated the 100th Day of School.
Labette Community College, Chris the Cardinal, came to visit Mrs. Peak's AM class at Lincoln on Friday as we prepare to celebrate our 100th day of school this week!
Spirit Week- Mahomes Monday in Mrs. Peak's preschool classroom.
Kindergarten is “loopy” for letter Ll!
Enjoying the sunshine in Kindergarten by spending our math time outside soaking up the sun on this beautiful Friday afternoon! ☀️✏️📚
Our friends from Presbyterian Manor came to visit Mrs. McGuire's first grade today. The students asked questions to get to know them. What a fun morning!
The Lincoln kindergarteners have been learning about the Kansas state symbols. We celebrated Kansas Day by decorating sunflower cookies.
Students in Mrs. Anderson's Kindergarten class worked hard today learning how to subtract with shaving cream!
Mrs. Peak's preschoolers have been working on a Kansas book to learn about the state symbols. Today they wore Kansas clothes, made a Jayhawk, and had a sunflower cookie for a treat. Students tried sunflower seeds, with & without the shell. Some really liked sunflower seeds!
Preschoolers in Mrs. Peak's afternoon class enjoying their Kansas treat today to celebrate Kansas Day!
