Sustainability Saathi Day 5: Pottery! For our final day of the week, students learned about traditional pottery making in Nepal. The highlight of the day was definitely watching our visiting expert Sajan Prajapati from the Pottery Training Center demonstrate the pottery wheel and learning to use...

Students learned that there are environmental impacts of producing food products called water and carbon footprints. They discussed dal as a traditional food of Nepal and compared the environmental impact of producing dal with other foods. With the help of our Lincoln gardening expert, Kale,...

Students learned that the leaves from saal trees are used to make plates in Nepal and that we can support people who use their skills to create local biodegradable leaf plates for the community rather than buying plastic disposable plates. With the help of our...

Elementary students will spend the week exploring the essential question: What can we learn about environmental sustainability from traditional cultural practices in Nepal? We started the week with an introduction to sustainability from guest speakers Dr. Erica Udas and Barsha Rani Gurung from ICIMOD, followed...

For their spring project, the Elementary Student Council wanted to create an art and performance space just for Elementary students. They looked to previous Secondary School Tiny Stage performances for inspiration and decided to make a smaller version: Tinier Stage! Six elementary acts performed: pianists,...

Elementary students expertly guided their families through their classrooms to show all that they have learned this year. Student-Led Conferences provided an opportunity for elementary students to dynamically share with families their learning, to reflect on their growth as well as their next steps, and...

The Grade 5 students have been spending their morning meeting time dissecting the 90's UK chart-topper, Baz Luhrmann's “Everyone's Free to Wear Sunscreen.”  The lyrics are actually a hypothetical commencement speech for high schoolers but cover concepts that the Grade 5 students used as stepping...

Author John Coy recently visited 3rd-8th grade classes virtually to share with students his writing process and led mini-writing workshops. Mr. Coy previously visited Lincoln School in person in 2018 and it was wonderful to have him back. The library has a number of his...

Grade 3 authors proudly read the adapted fairy tales they wrote in their most recent writing unit with parents and staff. With characters ranging from giants to pickles to toads, their fairy tales were creative and engaging. We can’t wait to read what they write...