Lincoln Lions Family Newsletter
December 8, 2025
Dear Lincoln Families,
This week's newsletter is short and sweet!
- This is a 4 day week of learning for our students here at Lincoln.
- There is NO SCHOOL on Wednesday, December 10th for students. It is a day of professional development for our teachers.
- Winter Fastbridge testing started this week for our K-5 students. In order for them to do their absolute best on the tests, please make sure they are getting a good night's rest.
Winter Gear Reminder
As we head into winter, please remember to send your child with their winter gear!
We will go outside even if it's snowing, as long as the real feel temperature is above 10 degrees. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:
- Winter Layers: It's best to send your child with winter layers and gear just in case!
- Labeling: Please label all of your child's winter wear with their name. This helps us return lost items to the correct students.
- Independence Practice: Encourage your child to practice getting ready independently for the winter weather.
Have a wonderful week!
Warmly,
Mrs. Roberts 🤎
Lincoln Principal
Math Home Activities
Parents can support math learning at home by integrating it into daily routines, using everyday items for measuring and counting, and playing games that build problem-solving skills. It is also helpful to communicate with teachers to understand the school's approach and to foster a positive, growth mindset about math. Try out some of the math problems below with your child to see how they solve them! Send in their work to school to earn ROAR tickets for shopping.
Grades K-1
Sam puts 2 buttons on the top of a snowman and 3 on the bottom. How many buttons did he put on the snowman? Then Sam finds 1 more button and adds it. How many buttons are on the snowman now?
Show your math work! Draw a picture.
Grades 2-3
A baker makes 8 cookies and then bakes 6 more. How many cookies does he have? He packs them into boxes holding 4 cookies each. How many full boxes can he make?
Show your math thinking. Draw a picture.
Grades 4-5
A lodge sells 48 tickets in the morning and 37 in the afternoon. How many tickets did they sell in total? They make family packs of 5 tickets each. How many full family packs can they make?
Family Read-Aloud Corner
Writing-Drawing a Summary of the Story
1. Listen to the read aloud.
2. Talk to your child about what happened at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the story.
3. Help your students write at least 5 complete sentences about the events in the story. Add pictures for more details and fun.
Mark Your Calendars
Important Dates to Remember
Dec. 10 PreK-12 NO SCHOOL--PD Day for Teachers
Dec. 15th-19th Spirit Week-See the flyer above for details!
Dec. 17th YMCA Open Library with KPL
Dec 19th Family Attendance Breakfast for 70-Day Attendance Streaks (invitations will be sent)
Dec. 22 - Jan. 2 Winter Break