MUMBAI, India. -- SAISA Boys' Volleyball 2017, held at the American School of Bombay, was a thrilling experience for all of us. The team had an incredible tournament, winning all but one of the round-robin matches, but saved the best for last during the finals against Dhaka. “First...
Mr. Larson (HS English) took time from his day to help celebrate Literacy Week by talking to students about being a published author and how he went about creating his book! ...
Appreciative Inquiry is an action-oriented approach that organizations use to improve upon the work they do. It requires participants to choose the most critical areas related to their topic and then make commitments to take responsibility. At Lincoln, we are learning leaders who focus our efforts...
Grade 1 had a blast celebrating Literacy Week this week! On Monday, third-grade student author from Ullens School, Karuna, came to our assembly and answered questions about her first published book. [envira-gallery id="295"] On Tuesday, the ES celebrated Book Character Dress Up Day! It was fun figuring out which...
This morning G1 celebrated learning in reading, writing, and social studies! Students demonstrated good habits in reading, read aloud published Small Moment stories, and shared family artifact stories recorded on the iPad. Thank you to everyone who attended our celebration! Here is the reading habits video that...
MUSCAT, Oman. — Lincoln School’s swim team took Muscat by storm over the weekend, with a 3rd place overall finish, 12 SAISA record-breaking performances, over 40 school records, and 23 gold medals. Our girls team finished second overall, and as champions in the 10-12 and 15-19 age group...
This morning Grade 1 hosted a Celebration of Learning! Students shared and celebrated their learning in reading, writing, and social studies. Friends and family came to hear about good reading habits, listen to exciting Small Moment stories, and watch video recordings of Family Artifact Stories. The...
Tuesday morning, Grade 1 and Grade 5 buddies got together to celebrate Literacy Week! The Grade 5 students taught their buddies how to record their thinking on post-it notes while reading. Students worked together to read and reflect, writing down thinking about characters, making connections,...
The Green Leopards, a group formed from some middle school students, have been working to create a recycling program at Lincoln. The group gave a presentation for the PS/PK, P1, and G1 students explaining the importance of recycling. Students got a chance to help sort different...
Lincoln School elementary students had the pleasure of having visiting author Karuna, a 3rd grader at a nearby school, speak to the ES during their Monday morning assembly. She talked about the challenges of writing a picture book, the process she went through, and why...
