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PALS Hosts Baseball Mascot to Support Reading
Gill, the mascot from the Lakeshore Chinooks baseball team, visited our school during student lunch hours last week to encourage students to keep
on reading in order to complete Gill's Reading Challenge! Students learned Gill's secret handshake and were able to say hello or give him a high five! Students who read 20 days or more for the month of April and turn in their
Chinook's reading calendar will earn a free ticket to an upcoming Chinooks game, as well as a wristband to get into the Kids Zone during the game! Gill's visit was definitely a
hit at Lincoln!
Lincoln Elementary School
NOTES FROM THE PRIDE April 25, 2018
PAW PRIDE WINNERS WEEK 35
WILL YOUR CHILD BE ATTENDING LES NEXT YEAR? If your child will NOT be attending LES next year, please call the school office at 268-5800, e-
mail [email protected], or stop in and let us know as soon as possible. This information is very important as we plan for the next school
year.
Mother-Son Event The first-ever PALS Mother-Son Scavenger Hunt,
held last Friday evening, was a huge success. There were 64 kids and 54 mothers/special ladies who participated! Everyone had a fun time. A huge thank you to Sarah Dahl, Jennifer Dimmer, and Tina Olson for coordinating the event. You might be interested to know that both Sarah Dahl and Tina Olson offered to help plan the event even though they do not have sons themselves! They were kind enough to help get the Mother-Son Adventure up and running. If you enjoyed the event, and have interest in being on the planning committee for next year, please email us at [email protected].
OUTSTANDING SCHOOL FEES All outstanding fees must be paid as soon as possible. These fees include last year’s school/summer school fees, lunch,
and/or lost or damaged school and library book fees. Please contact the LES office with questions or to pay any outstanding fees.
PALS Board Elections
Every year PALS elects board members at the last monthly meeting of the school year (May 10th). Please consider nominating yourself or an interested parent, grandparent or guardian of a Lincoln student! The positions of Vice
President, Treasurer, and Public Relations Coordinator are up for election. If you are interested, or know of someone who may be interested, please
complete the attached flyer or email us at [email protected].
New Book Fair Chair(s) Needed for Next Year Would you like to get more involved with the Book Fair? PALS is currently
looking for a new chair/co-chairs as the current co-chairs will be heading up the Book Fair one last time this Spring. It would be a great opportunity to
shadow them this Spring to learn more about it. If you are interested in chairing this committee, please email us at [email protected].
Please pack an extra set of clothes in your child’s backpack. When a child spills milk at lunch or finds a puddle at recess, he/she will be able to
change into their own clothes and comfortably return to class. We have a very limited supply of items to loan, and when we run out, we will need to
phone a parent to get dry clothing.
STOP IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR LOST & FOUND! ALL ITEMS WILL BE DONATED TO CHARITY VERY SOON!
April Menu May Menu Click on the link above to see the menu. Lincoln and TJMS will have the same hot lunch menu this year. When looking at the menu, the underlined items will be the only main entree served at Lincoln on those particular days.
For more district and school information, please click to visit the
Lincoln Elementary School Webpage
For the latest PALS (Parents Association of Lincoln School)
updates: PALS NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday, April 24 EARLY RELEASE 11:50 A.M.
Wednesday, April 25 Elementary Spring Checklists sent home
Thursday, April 26 4th Grade Spring Pops Concert
Tuesday, May 1 3rd Grade to Milwaukee County Zoo
Wednesday, May 2 Kindergarten to Above & Beyond Children’s Museum
Friday, May 4 Family Dinner & Spring Book Fair Kick-off
Friday, May 11 1st Grade to First Stage Theater; 4th Grade Health Talks
Wednesday, May 16 2018-2019 Kindergarten Parent Orientation
Thursday, May 17 Volunteer Breakfast
GRADE LUNCH TIME RECESS TIME
Kindergarten 11:05 A.M. – 11:30 A.M. 11:35 A.M. – 11:55 A.M.
1ST GRADE 11:35 A.M. – 11:55 A.M. 11:10 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.
2ND GRADE 11:35 A.M. – 11:55 A.M. 11:10 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.
3RD GRADE 12:00 P.M. – 12:20 P.M. 12:20 P.M. – 12:40 P.M.
4TH GRADE 12:00 P.M. – 12:20 P.M. 12:20 P.M. – 12:40 P.M.
Important phone numbers: Attendance Line: 262-268-5801
Phone: 262-268-5800 Fax: 262-268-5820
School Closing Line: 262-268-6066
Friday, May 18 Family School Picnic - Due to PWHS construction and changes in food delivery, we will be unable to
cater this event—families may bring their own picnic lunch on this day
Tuesday, May 22 Community Dining Out at Beanies 11am-8pm
Wednesday, May 23 4th Grade to JCC Rainbow Camp
Thursday, May 24 Early Childhood last day of school; Kindergarten to Zoo; Field Day 1st-4th Grade
Friday, May 25 EARLY RELEASE – 11:50 A.M.
Monday, May 28 Memorial Day – NO SCHOOL
Thursday, May 31 4th Grade Farewell & Wax Museum 1:30pm
Friday, June 1 EARLY RELEASE – 11:50 A.M.; Last Day of School; Elementary Report Cards sent home; Kindergarten Celebration 9 a.m.
The Port Washington-Saukville School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities
and provides equal access to designated youth groups. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:
Director of Special Services, Port Washington-Saukville School District, 100 W. Monroe Street, Port Washington, WI 53074, [email protected].
Congratulations to the following 70 students who got their artwork selected to go in the 2018 - Niederkorn Public Library Lincoln Spring Art Show. This is my BIG Lincoln art show and it will be held from April 24th through May 22nd. - Great Job!!! Mr. Nygaard
Becker
Nora Yanke – Cut Paper Mask
Sylas Gundrum – Eraser Paint Print
Payton Schowalter – Painting to Music
Cody Suddendorf – Pointillism Flower
Falk
Aiden Zalewski – Cut Paper Mask
Kenzie Henningsen – Paw Print Design
Adriana Weis – Mosaic Heart Creation
Claire Rychtik – Crayon Texture Portrait
Reeve Albiero – Snowman Crayon Resist
Yanke
Melody Pals – Heart Mosaic
Bracie Degenhardt – Torn Paper Hamburger
Mason Tilson -- Paw Print Design
Elliot Lewein – Painting to Music
Lena Hugdahl – Watercolor Wall of Flowers
Gall
Liam McAdams – Tissue Boat Printing
Keagan Normile – Fish Print
Finley Schwanz – Value Fish
Steven Schowalter – Owl Paint/Drawing
Tyson Blum – Turtle Sponge Painting
Hartwig
Wyatt Lewandowski- Butterfly Watercolor
Judah Leinss- Tissue Boat Printing
Natalie Brickner – Paper Cut Weaving
Chloe Cash – Yarn Leaf Painting
McKenna Mesenbourg – Fish Print
Sorensen
Sophia Krueger – Medal Tooling Medallion
Audrey Lanser – Butterfly Watercolor
Kinsley Robinson – Owl Paint/Drawing
Kellyn Adams – Bird Cut-Paper
Gerloff
Jackson Schowalter – Watercolor Crayon Robot
Madeline Klement - Circle Design Painting
Sean Jandre - Pencil Value Abstract
Graysen Koepke – Paper Cut Food Face
Michels
Lucas Seitz- Moon Mosaic
Simon Gilhooly- Pencil Value Abstract
Jerome Vanden Heuvel – Symmetrical Bird
Michels – continued
Mikias Lemons – Magazine Food Face
Brooklynn Anderson – Color Pencil Name Design
Nett Ian Brown- Bird Symmetrical Art
Emma Carter- Moon Paper Mosaic
Anthony Tilson – Magazine Food Face
Jack Bunyan – Paper Mache Dinosaur
Madalyn Clark – Paper Mache Dinosaur
Harlow Albiero – Watercolor Cityscape
Brown
Georgi Cifaldi - Bird Yarn Stitching
Jacob Cehanovich – Matisse Flower Painting
Carson Wheelock- Sword Yarn Stitching
Taylor Wilkens – Clay Coil Bowl
Kastner
Cian DarkFyre - Truck Yarn Stitching
Lilly Hassler - Heart Yarn Stitching
Natalie Flanagan – Oil Pastel Pop Art
Jacob Kent – Clay Coil Bowl
Redig
Olivia Bleichwehl - Horse Pointillism
Claire Lanser – Coat of Arms
Sophia Robishaw – Klimt Dress Painting
Peytan Kinzel – Clay Coil Bowl
Bichler
Katja Cira- Klimt Dress Painting
Mylah Fulop – Squid Mola Art
Ben Volke – 4B Pencil Bag and Hand
James Stoll – Dino Foam Printing
Dahl
Harrison Ebbers- 4B Pencil Bag and Hand
Sophie Johnson – Egypt Sarcophagus Drawing
Graham Garthus – Jellyfish Foam Printing
Harper Barnes – Clay Figure
Luci Busalacchi – Clay Figure
Aubrey Mikulski – Clay Figure
Shelvik
Da’Vion Igess- Oil Pastel Truck
Ella Krier- Cat Painting
Nora Richmond – Tennis Foam Printing
Sharla Plier – Dog Painting
Jaela Spraggins – Van Gogh Painting
April/May Art Show
Congratulations to the following students who won the theme drawing contest. These pictures will
be on next year’s yearbook – 2018-19. The cover and the 9 images for the back cover grid.
Cover - Lillian Kerbel – 3rd Grade Cover – Black/White – Lillian Kerbel
Stella Braley – Kindergarten Ty Brickner – 1st Grade
Bobbie Gilinsky – 1st Grade
Lilly Fechner – 2nd Grade
Reagan Dahl – 2nd Grade Ian Brown & Jack Bunyan – 2nd Grade
Claire Lanser – 3rd Grade Madelyn Szolwinski – 3rd
Grade
Teagan Zuraw – 4th Grade
4th Graders and Parents/Guardians
Back in January and February our school took part in creating tiles for the Chimney Swift Sculpture
Installation being created by artist Sally Duback for an Ozaukee park. This installation is designed to
give a new home to birds and other wildlife. Each 4th grader created 3-4 clay tiles and glazed them.
This project is coming to completion!!!
If you are available please take time to come to the grand event!!! Thanks – Mr. Nygaard
Sally Duback Chimney Swift Celebration and Grand Reveal
May 19th 11am – 2pm Virmond Park, Lakeshore Rd, Mequon, WI
Come anytime during this time window and see the work and enjoy some refreshments!!
Design of Project Our 4th grade tiles
Teacher Appreciation Week May 7th through May 11th
Dear LES Parents and Students:
Teacher Appreciation Week, which is May 7 – May 11, 2018, is coming up quickly! Several activities are
planned for the week and we need your help in appreciating the teachers and staff. Below is a listing of
events planned, with suggestions of how you can participate in these activities. Thank you in advance
for your involvement!! If you have any questions about the activities below, please contact Dawn
Driggers at: [email protected].
THEME: “Summer Picnic at Camp Lincoln”
Monday, May 7: A S’MORE treat will be in the faculty lounge for the teachers and staff to
enjoy.
Tuesday, May 8: A SUMMERY snack - a caramel apple bar with a variety of toppings will be
set up.
Donations always welcome! Please contact Dawn at above email to
contribute to the snack.
Wednesday, May 9: The staff deserves a break today, OUR LES CAMP COUNSELORS! We can
appreciate our staff members by having a bag lunch ready for them – they
won’t have to spend their efforts on packing their lunches that morning!
Please see additional flyer requesting lunches, or contact Dawn Driggers
at the above email address for more information.
Thursday, May 10: “SCENTsational” Flower Day! Every child is asked to bring in a flower for
each of their favorite teachers or staff members! The staff will be asked
to provide a vase, and the students can bring in a fresh flower from their
yard or from a store, or make a homemade flower!
Friday, May 11: A “BANDANA of SURPRISE” will be provided to each staff member!
Thank you!
“The opinions expressed (information provided) are not sponsored or endorsed by the school district or its personnel.”
PALS Appreciation Committee presents…
Teacher Appreciation Week
BROWN BAG LUNCH DAY
Wednesday ~ May 9th
Help us show the LES teachers and staff how much we appreciate all they do for our children!
Volunteer to provide a brown bag lunch for the teachers & staff!The lunch should include a main dish (i.e. salad, sandwich, etc.), a drink, and two side dishes (i.e. fruit,
veggies, chips, desserts, etc.). Feel free to be as creative or traditional as you like!
To sign up please return this slip by FRIDAY, May 4th or email Dawn Driggers at
[email protected]. We will provide you with your paper lunch bags on Tuesday, May 8th for you to return full of goodies on Wednesday,
May 9th.
________ YES! I would like to provide ______________(number) lunches for the Brown Bag Lunch Day.
Parent Name ___________________________________ Parent Phone # _________________________
Oldest Student’s Name ________________________ Oldest Student’s Teacher ______________________
Parent’s Email _________________________________________________________________________
PALS Appreciation Committee presents…
Teacher Appreciation Week
BROWN BAG LUNCH DAY
Wednesday ~ May 9th
Help us show the LES teachers and staff how much we appreciate all they do for our children!
Volunteer to provide a brown bag lunch for the teachers & staff! The lunch should include a main dish (i.e. salad, sandwich, etc.), a drink, and two side dishes (i.e. fruit,
veggies, chips, desserts, etc.). Feel free to be as creative or traditional as you like!
To sign up please return this slip by FRIDAY, May 4th or email Dawn Driggers at
[email protected]. We will provide you with your paper lunch bags on Tuesday, May 8th for you to return full of goodies on Wednesday,
May 9th.
________ YES! I would like to provide ______________(number) lunches for the Brown Bag Lunch Day.
Parent Name ___________________________________ Parent Phone # _________________________
Oldest Student’s Name ________________________ Oldest Student’s Teacher ______________________
Parent’s Email _________________________________________________________________________
Thank you for your generous support!"The opinions expressed (information provided) are not sponsored or endorsed by the school district or its personnel."
Chicken Patty on Whole Grain Bun
Choice of Toppings French Fries or
Veggies Cookie
Popcorn Chicken
Ranch or BBQ Sauce French Fries/Veggies
Fresh Apple Slices Cookie
Hamburger or Brat
On Bun Assorted toppings
Baked Chips Ice Cream Treat
Pizza Burgers on Bun
Or Egg Salad Sandwich Baked Chips Fresh Fruits
Build-Your-Own Chicken Fajita
Assorted Toppings Soft Tortilla Apple Slices
Walking Taco Choice of Toppings
Fresh Fruits Scooby Snack
Breakfast Lunch Cheese Omelets
Tater Gems Sausage
Fresh Fruits Juice Cup
Cook’s Choice or Hot Dog
Fresh Veggies Apple Slices
Assorted Dessert
Cook’s Choice or Hamburger on Bun
Fresh Fruits Veggies
Cook’s Choice Dessert
PBJ Sandwich or Deli Sandwich
Bake Chips Fresh Fruits
Ice Cream
Pizza Sticks
Marinara Sauce Corn
Bananna Cake
Chicken Nuggets
BBQ or Ranch French Fries Fresh Fruits
Assorted Dessert
Build-Your-Own Nachos
Choice of cheese, salsa, sour cream, ground beef
Fresh Veggies & dip Sliced Apples
Mini Corn Dogs Or Fish Nuggets Tots or Veggies
Fresh Apple Slices
Ham & Cheese Bagel
Or Burrito Tater Gems
Fresh Apple Slice
Foot-Long” Hot Dog Or Sloppy Joe on Bun Choice Of Toppings
French Fries Fresh Fruits
Bosco Stick Kernel Corn
Fresh Apple Slices Assorted Dessert
Breakfast Lunch
French Toast Syrup
Sausage Orange Juice
Apple Sauce Cup
Build-your-Own Sub Sandwich
Choice of turkey, ham, tuna salad,
Whole grain Bun Cheese, lettuce, mayo
Baked Chips Fruit Snacks
Domino’s Pizza
Kernel Corn Fresh Fruits
Cookie
Cheese Pizza Fresh Fruits
Veggies Dessert
LES please see DES/SES menu
Today
Thomas Jefferson/Lincoln
School News
A La Carte All meals now include our self-serve
Fruit & Veggie Bar. Take all you want, but please eat all you take
**Please remember your plate must have a
fruit or veggie on it**
Milk choices: 1% or chocolate skim
All breads served are whole
grain Lunch Price: $3.00 TJ
$2.60 Lincoln
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER
**LINCOLN ELEMENTARY** ENTRÉE WILL BE THE UNDERLINED CHOICE
Menus subject to change on rare
occasions
Information or questions please call 268-5541
Lincoln may also order a Ham & Cheese Sandwich or
a Smucker PBJ in place of entrée
LES: June 1st please see Elementary menu
Story Times in the Park Fridays @ 10:00 a.m.
(3-5 years)Story Time is brought to you by Port Washington Parks & Recreation Department and the Library!
• Ms. Erin hosts in a different park each week. • Stick around after story time for games! • Stay tuned for a list of dates and
locations!
Preschool Story TimesJune 19 - August 3
Tuesdays6-24 months - 9:30 a.m.2 years - 10:30 a.m.Wednesdays3-5 years - 10:00 a.m.
W.J. Niederkorn LibrarySUMMER READING PROGRAM
June 5 - August 9, 2018
Last Day to Log Books - Aug. 8The opinions expressed (information provided) are not sponsored or endorsed by the school district or its personnel.
Friday, August 1010:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Pirates’ Hollow Water Park
KICK-OFF DAY!Tuesday, June 5
All-day fun! Register for the
Summer Reading Program.Join us for refreshments
and special activities!
Comedy Magic of
Jeff McMullen 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.
Marble Mazes (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, June 11 @ 1:00 p.m.
Art in a Suitcase with Mary Tooley (all ages) Monday, June 18 @ 1:00 p.m.
Zumba for Kids (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, June 25 @ 1:00 p.m.
Build an Instrument (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, July 9 @ 1:00 p.m.
Mr. Pete, Singer & Songwriter (all ages) Monday, July 16 @ 1:00 p.m.
Marshmallow Catapults (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, July 23 @ 1:00 p.m.
Zumba for Kids (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, July 30 @ 1:00 p.m.
Pet Rocks (2nd - 6th grade) Monday, August 6 @ 1:00 p.m.
Closing Day - Pineview Rehabilitation Center Live Animal Presentation (all ages)
Thursday, August 9 @ 10:00 a.m.
Reward Pool Party
Finish the summer reading program and earn a golden ticket. Golden ticket
holders are invited to the pool party!
Special Events
