The Lincoln Logs
Straight From the Principal's Office
Happy December Lincoln Families!
Although the schedules might be a little off and even a bit crazy as we enter this month of the holiday season, it is one of my favorite times of the year. The excitement in our children's eyes and their smiles that light up the room, as they talk about favorite traditions with their families, warms my heart! You can't help but feel the love and even some magic in the air here at Lincoln.
Winter break is the perfect time to squeeze in some extra reading with your children. There's nothing better than snuggling up on the couch with a good book you can enjoy together. Take time to bake those cookies, make a cup of hot cocoa, go sled riding if the weather allows, and enjoy making some special memories. Quality time with those we love the most, especially our children, is one of the best gifts we can give.
As the cold air settles in, please be sure that your child has a warm coat, hat, and gloves. Students go outside for recess if the temperature feels like 15 or above. If you are in need of a coat for your child or other winter items, please let me or Miss Willis know. Also, snow pants and boots are a MUST for playing in the snow during recess. I wish you all a very happy holiday season!
Laura Maslyk
Principal, Lincoln Elementary
330-335-1460
2nd Grade Red Carpet Author Event π
2nd Grade Red Carpet Author Event π
2nd Grade Red Carpet Author Event π
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Hi Lincoln Families!
The focus for December is emotion education. Understanding one's emotions can aid in developing self-preservation, self-control, positive relationships as well as decision-making skills. I will be going into your childs' classroom and teaching them ways to identify their emotions as well as the emotions of others. We will be covering topics such as: identifying and understanding their own and othersβ feelings as well as learning how to take anotherβs perspective and how to show compassion. Below are many ways that you can help your child continue to learn about the theme of feelings, through reading about it, talking about it, and practicing it!
Read About It!
- The Way I Feel By Janan Cain
- My Many Colored Days By Dr. Suess- The Color Monster By Anna Llenas
- Feelings To Share From A To Z By Todd And Peggy Snow
Practice It!
Practice identifying the feelings of others while you are watching a movie or TV show. As you are watching, talk about how each character feels and how you can tell. Encourage your child to use situational cues (what is happening) as well as physical cues (how the person looks).\
Talk About It!
Here are some discussion points to help you talk about feelings with your child:
- How do you feel right now? How do you know?
- Do you think all feelings are okay to have? Why or why not?
- Is it easy or difficult for you to talk about how you are feeling? Why?
- Do you feel like you handle your feelings in a healthy way? Why or why not?
- Why do you think itβs important to know how you are feeling?
- Why do you think itβs important to know how others are feeling?If you have any questions or concerns at all please reach out to me.
Email: Cwillis@wadsworthschools.org
Phone: 330-335-1460
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Veterans Day Assembly ππ€π
Veterans Day Assembly ππ€π
Board Student of the Month
Eden Eiseman
December Student of the Month
Front Row: Vivian Lamm, Ezekiel Ehrich, Nora Glass, Harley Nadeau
Back Row: Val Kelly, Clary Csepegi, Jaxson Zelenak, Daniel Violette, Dom Wright, Landon Letner
December "Empathy" Character Pillar Winners
Front Row: Jackson Rians, Zeke Cavanaugh, Gracelynn Ely, Rowan Casterline, Owen Mayberry, Chamberlyn Kufchak
Back Row: Parker Turner, Aurora Zaniewski, Breckin Myers, Caelan Minica, Harmony Reed, Olivia Kestner, Perry Schott, Cloud Reinhart, Landon Reid, Tempe Quinlan, Evan Halford
Our Lincoln Student Store Open {every other} Friday!
"A store ran by the students for the students"
Children will have the opportunity to purchase different pencils, pens, erasers, stickers. It's a great opportunity for our kiddos to budget there monies, gain customer service experience and improve money math. Students will run the store with an adult supervising.
ποΈβοΈALL items will range in cost from $0.25- $1.00ποΈβοΈ
Hours of Operation: During Lunch
{{ Friday, December 1st & Friday, December 15th }}
UPCOMING CALENDAR EVENTS
DECEMBER
December 1 - Candid/Group photos for the Yearbook
December 6 - Report Cards sent home (Live in Progress Book)
December 9 - PTO sponsored Donuts with Santa, 9am-11am
December 11 - Board of Education Meeting (7:00)
December 14 - Picture Retake Day
December 21 - Winter Classroom Parties
December 22 through January 3 - NO SCHOOL (Winter Break)
January
January 4 - Classes Resume
January 12 - No School -Records Day
January 15 - No School - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 26 - Lincoln PTO Chili Cook-Off
Miracle on 34th Street
The WHS production of Miracle on 34th Street is right around the corner.
Opening night is December 7th. What a great way to kick off the Holiday Season with your family! Details for purchasing tickets by clinking the image below.
Contact Information
Email: edillemuth@wadsworthschools.org
Website: wadsworth.k12.oh.us
Location: 280 North Lyman Street, Wadsworth, OH, USA
Phone: (330) 335-1460