The Eggstreme Engineering Exploratory (EEE) class tested the first design of their egg drop contraptions today. Much in the same way aerospace engineers design capsules to protect astronauts who return to earth, the EEE students designed and built devices to protect a raw egg when...
Over the last two weeks, twenty plus elementary students have volunteered their time and demonstrated their passion for helping animals. They developed slogans and created artwork to generate awareness about the plight of animals in Asia. Their art strives to support the conservation movement and protection...
Assemblies, in-class workshops, and one to one attention were all part of the elementary student experience this week during our author visit. Noted author, Gennifer Choldenko spent time with students from PreSchool to Grade 5. She read stories, shared the trials and tribulations of being an...
Today English 11 reviewed how to access Lincoln library's online databases as part of their "Portrait of an Artist" research projects. With many English 11 students participating in SAISA tennis, art, or traveling with the MUN club, they are keen to locate their sources in...
Friday, Yoga for Teens class visited The Garden of Dreams for a "mindfulness walk." Each student had a chance to be in the lead, stepping mindfully and silently, then would step aside and drop to the back of the line as the next student took...
The author Gennifer Choldenko visited Lincoln School this week! On Monday, she presented to P1, G1, & G2 about her writing process. Gennifer spoke about how she gets ideas, where she writes, the research she does, how her books are made, and answered student questions. She...
Our Snow Leopard club swimmers had another awesome experience with Lysi Halkides - a Greek Olympic swimmer - conducting a stroke, turn, dive and tactics clinic at our school pool. Lysi, once ranked in the world's top 20 in the 400 IM, and a participant...
After the resounding success of our first season of SAISA sports, our Snow Leopards were back in training this week with badminton, boys' football, girls' basketball, swim club, tennis and youth football practices underway. Badminton has proven to be especially popular with more than 30 student-athletes trying...
This week in reading, students learned to stop and chat and remember what they learned to get smarter when reading a nonfiction text. In writing, students thought of a reader's possible questions about their topic and added detail to their book to answer those questions. In math,...
This week we kicked off our science unit about patterns on Earth and in space. Students became meteorologists, observing the weather outside and recording their observations on Monday. [envira-gallery id="409"] On Tuesday, students used a thermometer to measure and record the temperature of the air outside. [envira-gallery id="420"] Students began...
