It's been an exciting week in 7th grade as our students dove into the world of waves! They explored light and sound through hands-on modeling with ropes, measuring properties like wavelength and amplitude. By combining observations using multiple senses, they deepened their understanding of scientific...

Mr. U brought the magic (via science) of sound to our Grade 3 Music & Drama Classroom! From water experiments to singing bowls and tuning forks, we felt the vibrations of music everywhere! ...

What is better than throwing hundreds of ping-pong balls inside an enclosed space? When the activity models the process of dynamic chemical equilibrium! Grade 5 students helped high school students taking AP Chemistry understand this complex scientific phenomenon by creating a kinesthetic model using ping...

The fifth-grade students met up with Mr. U's forensic science class to do some sleuthing in the case of the great Kindle conundrum.  The high schoolers were investigating the grade fives as suspects and used handwriting and ink analysis, fingerprinting, blood and hair samples, and...

Students from High School Forensic Science joined with their new friends in Primary 1 for a special science lesson about fingerprinting. All students enjoyed exploring their identity in a scientific way. ...

Leading up to Graduation, we will be highlighting members of the Class of 2022. Today, we recognize Josh, who has been part of the Lincoln family for 12 years. “A few of my favorite memories at Lincoln include the schoolwide Carnival in grade 1, Fabulous...

“People who are quietly amazing,” inspire middle school math & science teacher Sandy Hill. “Amazing people that I encounter in my everyday life. And there are so many quietly amazing people if you are genuinely curious and listen to their life stories.” Sandy joined Lincoln...