Our 5th grade students have been hard at work learning about volume. After studying the formula for volume, students applied their knowledge by designing and building animals made entirely from rectangular prisms.
Where is Chippie? Mrs. Phelps will never know!
A huge thank you to our amazing parent volunteers for helping make our winter parties so delightful! Your time, creativity, and generosity brought so much joy to our students and made these celebrations truly special.
We are incredibly grateful for your support and partnership. Lincoln is lucky to have such wonderful families!
Lincoln students celebrated Grit Days by working together to solve winter-themed puzzles that became more challenging as they went. Through teamwork, perseverance, and problem-solving, students showed what it means to stick with a task even when it gets tough!
We loved seeing students encourage one another, try new strategies, and celebrate their successes along the way. Way to go, Lincoln—your grit was on full display!
A huge thank you to Miles of Smiles for providing free dental services to our students today. We are so grateful for their partnership and the care they brought to our school. Over 20 families took advantage of this free service. Thank you for making such a positive difference for our students.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Lincoln Elementary School kindergarteners brought their creativity to life for their annual Balloons Over Broadway Parade on Friday, Nov. 21.
This beloved event lets students design and create their own parade balloons inspired by the book, Balloons Over Broadway.
Their creativity, teamwork, and enthusiasm make it a joyful celebration of learning and imagination.
Lincoln Elementary School kindergarteners brought their creativity to life for their annual Balloons Over Broadway Parade on Friday, Nov. 21.
This beloved event lets students design and create their own parade balloons inspired by the book, Balloons Over Broadway.
Their creativity, teamwork, and enthusiasm make it a joyful celebration of learning and imagination.
Today we recognize all our educational support staff on Educational Support Staff Recognition Day! We appreciate our staff including paraprofessionals, nurses, secretaries, lunch supervisors, and custodians. We appreciate the dedication you bring to your job daily and the positive impact you have on students and staff. #202proud
Lincoln Elementary School third-grader Lucas Park, a student in Lane Paulson’s class, designed and created his own math game to celebrate his classroom success.
His game, a multiplication and division activity called the “Lucas Wubbox Game,” blends the fun of a bags toss with practicing math facts.
His game, a multiplication and division activity called the “Lucas Wubbox Game,” blends the fun of a bags toss with practicing math facts.
Students in Mrs. Jimenez's EL Kindergarten class learned about their 5 senses. They played a game called What sense it it? They matched a variety of picture cards to the related sense they belonged to.
Happy Veterans Day.
#202proud #VeteransDay
Students in 4th Grade wrote descriptive paragraphs about the Jack O Lantern they created. The 5 classes were mixed up and children had to guess which pumpkin was being described based on the clues. This gave students the opportunity to write for a real audience and understand the importance of using details to send a clear message in their writing.
Happy National School Psychology Week!
This week, we celebrate our 20 incredible District 202 school psychologists who make a difference every day in the lives of our students. 💙
From supporting mental health and emotional well-being to fostering safe, inclusive learning environments, our school psychologists help students grow, learn, and thrive. 🌟
Thank you for your compassion, expertise, and dedication to helping every student reach their full potential!
#202proud
No student attendance on Monday, October 27 for teacher institute.
Deborah Odegaard-Carpenter
What a day! The 73rd Plainfield Community Homecoming Parade filled downtown with music, school spirit, and community pride this past weekend!
This year’s theme, “Literary Legends – Celebrating Famous Characters from the Last 100 Years,” honored the Plainfield Area Public Library’s centennial. Leading the parade was Grand Marshal Mindy Jackson, the library’s School Services Librarian, who has spent decades inspiring a love of reading in District 202 students. 📚✨
A wonderful tradition for decades, the parade once again showcased the energy, talent, and pride of our schools and community.
This year’s theme, “Literary Legends – Celebrating Famous Characters from the Last 100 Years,” honored the Plainfield Area Public Library’s centennial. Leading the parade was Grand Marshal Mindy Jackson, the library’s School Services Librarian, who has spent decades inspiring a love of reading in District 202 students. 📚✨
A wonderful tradition for decades, the parade once again showcased the energy, talent, and pride of our schools and community.
It’s a great day to be a Lincoln Lynx!
Thanks to your generosity in our fall fundraiser, our students earned a special prize today, touch a truck day!
Today, students had the chance to explore and climb aboard some amazing vehicles, meet community helpers, and enjoy a hands-on learning experience. We are so grateful for the support of our families and community that made this reward possible.
Tru-Green will be spraying for weeds on Monday, September 15 across the district.
Flags at all district buildings will fly at half-staff today in honor of Patriot Day. #202proud
Students in first and second grades are using vertical whiteboards in math class to build critical thinking skills.
