In the spirit of March Madness and basketball, some LP players and coaches joined Ms. Pearson's fifth grade class for a STEM activity. Groups were challenged to build a basketball hoop and create a “throwing” device for their basketball. Brody, Lucas, Matthew, Finn, and Josh were the winning group. They made 4 baskets!
Students at Lincoln enjoyed a March Madness Reading Celebration for those who met their March reading goals. They enjoyed basketball, cheer, coloring and a Gatorade station. The students had some special guests show up - LP cheerleaders and basketball players!
MLB Day!
Tomorrow, Thursday, March 28th is a 2:00 dismissal and afternoon preschool students dismiss at 1:45 p.m.
Mrs. Pescetto’s first grade students spent some STEM activity time today building towers out of plastic eggs and play-doh.
March Madness Spirit Day!
Barbie & Ken Day!
Perfect Pastries Pick Up is tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26th from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Lincoln School. If you ordered items, please make arrangements to pick them up. Thank you!
Spring Spirit Week!
Congratulations to the following students who advanced from the Regional History Fair competition. They will take their projects to the next level at the State Competition in Springfield in April.
Mayla S. and Faith L. - The Radium Girls
Addison Q. and Makinley T. - What's Hidden in the Closet? Women's Fashion in the 1900s
Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as P.B.I.S. Spotlight Students of the Month: Sloane K., Kindergarten; Carter T., 1st grade; Lennon H., 2nd grade; Lydia S., 3rd grade; Bram K., 4th grade; Aiden Z., 5th grade; Aubrie E., 6th grade; Brynleigh E., 7th grade; Makinley T., 8th grade. Please visit our district website to view our P.B.I.S. Spotlight Students of the Month special section with pictures! www.ops125.net
Congratulations to everyone involved with the production of Mean Girls Jr. at Oglesby Washington School. It was an outstanding show that took a lot of hard work and perseverance! Bravo!
A big THANK YOU goes out to all of the agencies that participated and to those who attended our Lincoln School Health and Safety Fair last night!
Spring Spirit Week!
This Thursday, March 21st is Silly Socks Day for Down's Syndrome Global Awareness!
Congratulations to our Scholastic Bowl team for winning third place in conference at Nettle Creek, and to Connor M. who received MVP for answering the most questions correctly! Great job!
Green and White Day!
Green and White Day!
Leprechauns made a big mess in Ms. Coble's first grade classroom last week and left the students a note about finding gold. The students looked for gold and then practiced collecting data with Lucky Charm graphing.
Ms. Pearson's fifth grade students have been studying the road to war and learning about Patriots and Loyalists. They had a debate on whether to declare independence or not. Students took on the role of a Loyalist or Patriot and presented their arguments. After four rounds of debates, Loyalists won 3-1.
