Good afternoon, This week was filled with fun and exciting learning and activities. Literacy week was a big success. The kids looked fabulous dressed up in their costumes. Reading The kids have been focused on choosing good fit books, reading the words, paying attention to punctuation, and understanding...
Elementary Health and Physical Education teacher Jake Craig is the first at Lincoln to use our new Google Jamboard. The Jamboard is an interactive whiteboard that multiple users around the world can collaborate on. Earlier in the day, Jake prepared his Jamboard presentation on reading nutritional labels: [google-drive-embed url="https://drive.google.com/a/lsnepal.com/file/d/1lbziLmNtVlnxVVcgWjnSFD92VpRYvotG/preview?usp=drivesdk"...
Students took turns exploring at 2 centers during math today. At the first center, students constructed buildings using base 10 blocks. Then they counted and recorded the number of flats (100s), longs (10s), and cubes (1s) used. Students could record with numerals or tally marks. At the...
Our Second Season of After-School Activities contains a fun collaboration between the Elementary and Secondary students. Today, almost 50 children gathered on the rooftop to meet their "big brothers" and "big sisters" in the High School. Students engaged in conversations and activities to get to...
What a fun Literacy Week! Check out the Class News page for photos of Book Character Dress Up Day, the visiting author, reading with our Grade 5 Buddies, and our door decorations. On Wednesday, G1 celebrated learning in reading, writing, and social studies! Thank you to everyone who...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- Bo Jackson, an American football and baseball player once said, “Set your goals high, and don't stop till you get there.” Looking back on the SAISA season this is the exact stance that the LS girls’ volleyball team took. The season started...
MUMBAI, India. -- SAISA Boys' Volleyball 2017, held at the American School of Bombay, was a thrilling experience for all of us. The team had an incredible tournament, winning all but one of the round-robin matches, but saved the best for last during the finals against Dhaka. “First...
Mr. Larson (HS English) took time from his day to help celebrate Literacy Week by talking to students about being a published author and how he went about creating his book! ...
Appreciative Inquiry is an action-oriented approach that organizations use to improve upon the work they do. It requires participants to choose the most critical areas related to their topic and then make commitments to take responsibility. At Lincoln, we are learning leaders who focus our efforts...
Grade 1 had a blast celebrating Literacy Week this week! On Monday, third-grade student author from Ullens School, Karuna, came to our assembly and answered questions about her first published book. [envira-gallery id="295"] On Tuesday, the ES celebrated Book Character Dress Up Day! It was fun figuring out which...
