Good afternoon, The kids have been working on poetry for the past 2 weeks. Each day they are introduced to a new poem which they read with rhythm. They read poems called "Stung" and "Spring Celebration" and did some activities that went along with them. They really...

This week in reading, students learned to connect parts of the story together when rereading. We also began a new shared reading book, Mr. Putter & Tabby Drop the Ball, in which our goal is to learn all we can about the characters. Students worked on showing, not...

With their courage to address important social issues , as well as the ability to accommodate lighter topics such as cooking, iPhones and being a "nerd," once again Kathmandu's very own Word Warriors commanded the stage with verse, rhyme, rhythm and truth. The secondary school...

This morning author Ammi-Joan Paquette visited us! This was her second visit to Lincoln School. Joan talked to us about her writing process, getting ideas for books, and how she became an author. She told us more about her first published book, "The Tiptoe Guide to Tracking...

Welcome back from spring break! It sounds like everyone enjoyed the week off. Monday is a holiday, so students will return to school on Tuesday. This week in reading, students practiced retelling a story after reading, by going back to tell the big events in order from...

As part of a recent service project,  elementary students from Roots and Shoots and Leader In Me collaborated with the Umbrella Foundation to provide a hot and healthy meal for approximately 300 individuals in and around Kathmandu Durbar Square. The event was sponsored by Curry Without Worry...

  Poetry month has begun at Lincoln school.   If you happen to be on campus, be sure to stop by the Library Foyer and check out all the great poems going on the “poet-trees.”  Several of them are from our grade 2 students, and...

  Poetry month has begun at Lincoln school.   If you happen to be on campus, be sure to stop by the Library Foyer and check out all the great poems going on the “poet-trees.”  Several of them are from our grade 2 students, and...