THE LINCOLN LOGS
September 2024
Straight From the Principal's Office
Dear Lincoln Families,
We are delighted to report that our school year is off to an incredible start! Our young Grizzlies are enthusiastically embracing our core values of being "SAFE, KIND, AND RESPONSIBLE." Be sure to ask your child how they are embodying these values in the classroom, on the playground, and throughout our school community.
Mark your calendars! 📆 This Friday, September 6th, we invite you to join us at Art Wright Stadium for our Salute to Troops Football Game. 💙🏈 Let's come together to cheer on our Lincoln Grizzlies—remember, all veterans receive free admission! Don’t forget to show your school spirit by wearing your Lincoln or Wadsworth gear.
We’re committed to keeping you in the loop with our monthly Lincoln Newsletter, sent straight to your email. Please make sure your contact information is up-to-date in Final Forms. If you haven’t been receiving our newsletters, kindly check your spam folder and add us to your contacts.
Your support plays a crucial role in fostering a positive and thriving learning environment for our students. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Together, we can ensure a successful and enriching school year for your child.
Go Grizzlies! 🐾
PICTURE DAY COMING SOON
Picture day for Lincoln Elementary School students will be on Friday, October 4th.
Ms. Willis Wrap Up
Hello Lincoln Families!
Welcome to the new school year! Whether we’ve connected yet or not, I hope you had a great summer. Let’s make this year fantastic!
What’s Ahead: Classroom Learning
Next week, I’ll start classroom lessons by revisiting the Zones of Regulation, which helps students manage their emotions and settle back into school. We’ll also explore Skills for Learning—focusing on organization, class focus, and teamwork. We’ll talk about being respectful learners and listeners too! I’m excited to see your child grow this year. Thank you for your support! Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Weekenders Program
Our Weekenders program, in partnership with Feeding Medina County, provides healthy food bags for students to take home each weekend. If you’re interested or need assistance, please contact me.
📞 Phone: 330-335-1382
📧 Email: cwillis@wadsworthschools.org
Looking forward to a great year together!
Boost Family Skills at Home! 🌟
Try these fun activities to improve communication and respect:
🗣️ Active Listening: Have family chats where everyone gets a turn. Play games like "Simon Says" to make listening exciting!
🧩 Following Directions: Turn chores into a team effort. Use checklists or follow along with cool instructional videos.
🎯 Remembering 2-Step Directions: Make it a game! Challenge each other with commands like “Put away toys, then set the table.”
🎭 Being Assertive: Role-play expressing needs and opinions. Use family talks to practice clear, respectful communication.
💖 Showing Respect: Use kind words, listen well, and regularly share what you’re grateful for to create a positive vibe!
Top Kids’ Books for Skill-Building 📚
Active Listening:
"The Listening Walk" by Paul Showers
"Llama Llama Red Pajama" by Anna Dewdney
Following Directions:
"If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" by Laura Numeroff
"The Very Busy Spider" by Eric Carle
Remembering 2-Step Directions:
"The Button Box" by Margarette S. Reid
"If You Give a Pig a Pancake" by Laura Numeroff
Being Assertive:
"The Name Jar" by Yangsook Choi
"The Pigeon Needs a Bath!" by Mo Willems
Showing Respect:
"How Do Dinosaurs Show Respect?" by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague
"The Golden Rule" by Ilene Cooper
Make family time both fun and educational! 🎉
⚡ Grade Level Spotlight ⚡
Our littlest grizzlies are off to an amazing start! 💚🐾 From the moment they arrived, they’ve been curious, excited, and ready to learn. 🌟
We’ve spent these first few days getting to know each other, exploring our classrooms, and learning about being "SAFE, KIND, AND RESPONSIBLE." It’s been wonderful to see them making new friends and feeling at home at Lincoln. 🏫
Every day has been filled with fun activities, from storytime to our first group projects. We’re off to a fantastic start, and we're excited for all the learning and adventures ahead! 🎨📚
Thank you for your support as we begin this journey together.
Mr. Kachline and Mrs. Bressler
📚🏫 Click the picture to watch a short video of our Kindergartener's first day of school.
Welcome class of 2037!!! 🎓🐾
Slice, slice, baby! 🍰🔪
Our annual Gardner Pie Fundraiser will be launching
NEXT MONTH!
More information to follow.🥧🍴
Be in the know with Lincoln's PTO
September 2024
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UPCOMING CALENDAR EVENTS
September
- September 5th - SPIRIT DAY - Salute the Troops Football Game (6:00 PM)
- September 9th - Board of Education Meeting (7:00 PM)
- September 17th - Evacuation Safety Drill
- September 19th - Lincoln School Carnival (6:00-8:00)
- September 20th - NO SCHOOL
- September 25th - NO SCHOOL (Parent / Teacher Conferences 11:30 AM - 7:00)
- September 30th - Gardner Pie Fundraiser Starts
October
- October 3rd - Parent / Teacher Conferences (4:30-8:00)
- October 4th - Picture Day
- October 8th - PTO Meeting (6:30-7:30)
- October 11th - NO SCHOOL
- October 14th - Lockdown Safety Drill
- October 14th - Board of Education Meeting (7:00 PM)
- October 17th - Scare on the Square (5:00-8:00)
- October 21st-25th - Fall Scholastic Book Fair Week
- October 25th - Character Dress Up Day and Parade
ATTENDANCE REMINDERS
- If your child is ill, will be absent, or coming in late from an appointment, please call our attendance line at (330) 335-1461. Please state your child's full name, the reason for the absence, their teacher's name, and the name of the person who is calling in.
- If you are planning a vacation, our school policy requires prior notice for Mrs. Maslyk to approve as an excused absence. Please remember that good attendance is highly correlated with school success.
- If your child is tardy or is leaving early, he/she must be signed in/out by you or the accompanying adult in the office lobby.
Our Lincoln Student Store is Opening Soon!
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION POLICY
At Lincoln, we have a “treat free” birthday policy. In conjunction with our wellness policy and various allergies.
They can however celebrate their birthday by donating a book to the classroom or our school library. Books will be identified with the student’s name and birthdate and shared with the class. In addition, student names are announced in the morning and they receive a birthday pencil from the office.
We appreciate your cooperation with this policy.
🚨 Stay Connected! Important ProgressBook Info! 🚨
We’ve sent out an important email with everything you need to stay in the loop this school year! Inside, you’ll find your student’s unique registration key, which you’ll need to set up their ProgressBook account. 📧
Why is this important?
ProgressBook is your go-to hub for keeping track of your child’s academic journey. From grades to attendance, it’s all there at your fingertips! 📊
Get Started in Minutes!
We’ve included a step-by-step guide to make setting up your account a breeze. You’ll find the registration key right at the top right corner of the document—don’t miss it! 🗝️
Set up your account today and stay informed every step of the way! 🚀
Contact Information
Email: edillemuth@wadsworthschools.org
Website: wadsworth.k12.oh.us
Location: 280 North Lyman Street, Wadsworth, OH, USA
Phone: (330) 335-1460