First graders had their own Thanksgiving Day parade down the halls of Lincoln today after learning more about the annual Macy's Day Parade. 💙💛
Thanksgiving Day Parade at Lincoln!
Mrs. Manley's first graders made thankful bracelets today! Each bead stands for something they are thankful for. 💙💛
First graders wrote what they were thankful for and made bracelets that matched.
Lincoln kindergarten students sang Thanksgiving songs to residents at Good Sams!
To celebrate letter "O" week, Mrs. Anderson's class had Octopus (hot dogs)
for snack.
Ring Around the Rosie never gets old!
Veterans Day Parade 🇺🇸
Mrs. Peak had students earning the golden coin this week to receive a free book.
Mrs. Peak's students completed a turkey homework project. They had to disguise their turkey so it would be safe for Thanksgiving.
Go Vikings!
Garfield first grade students wave flags, words of thanks and pictures of veterans during Friday's Veterans Parade. The students have pen pals they meet with at Presbyterian Manor twice a month, and the pictures are of some of those elders who are veterans they know personally..
Lincoln students showed their thanks to veterans Friday, by lining the streets downtown, waving flags, and shouting "Thank you," as veterans passed by in the parade.
The Veteran's Day Parade was a great experience for our first graders.
Why don't trees fall down in the wind? Mystery Science had us guessing today. We created our own umbrellas (trees) hoping they would withstand the wind.
Thank you for your service.
Lincoln Celebrate Veterans
Yay for Oreos! First grade students exercised their right to vote on Tuesday. Oreos narrowly won over chocolate chip.
Writing and graphing in first grade on the 50th day of school is so much fun!
Mrs. Anderson's class is enjoying this beautiful November weather!!
