Mrs. Sulick led Mrs. Perkins', Mr. Sinn's and Mrs. O'Dell's class in reading and analyzing the story "Stone Soup". Each student brought in a small amount of an ingredient to add to the soup and they shared in eating it as a closing activity. Their veggie intake for the week may have doubled today and it was delicous learning!
Get your tickets now for the Linden Faculty Follies!
Show is Thursday, December 1, 2022 @ 6:30 pm
Mrs. Perkins invited Mrs. O’Dell’s class to join them in making Buffalo skins to retell a story as a cumulative activity about Native Americans.
After reading and writing about different occupations, Mrs. O’Dell’s class had the opportunity to see a favorite community service job: firefighter! Thank you Captain Haiser!
October's Principal Challenge was a spooky success. There were so many fun stories that our students wrote. The finalists were stories titled The Green Goblin (where a student was scared by a variety of things that turned out to be nothing until the Green Goblin appeared), No Sleeping in School (Where the mean Principal was eaten by a monster after not allowing students to sleep in school) and The Haunted House (Where a couple of adventurous kids were caught by their parents checking out a spooky abandoned house.) Great work by all our future authors!
October's Principal Challenge was a spooky success. There were so many fun stories that our students wrote. The finalists were stories titled The Green Goblin (where a student was scared by a variety of things that turned out to be nothing until the Green Goblin appeared), No Sleeping in School (Where the mean Principal was eaten by a monster after not allowing students to sleep in school) and The Haunted House (Where a couple of adventurous kids were caught by their parents checking out a spooky abandoned house.) Great work by all our future authors!
Congratulation Charli for being the Central Elementary student of the month! Mr. Sinn and Mrs. Perkins had some great things to say about how this rock star leads her classmates with a kind heart and humble demeanor. Great job Charli!
Continuous bond improvements at Linden Elementary. Thank you @LindenSchools Community. #lindeneaglepride
Congrats to Central students and their student council for raising 4,596 items to go to Clara’s Hope for Socktober! Mrs. Worrell’s class was the top class to bring in the most items with 1,324 items!
This morning (11/2) the Green diamond for high school/middle school and elementary will have a split route in the morning. Most students should expect a 5-15 minute delay in the morning from their regular pick-up times.
LHS Marching Band Community Performance. Thank you for your support! #lindeneaglepride
Griffins Hockey Lock-in - November 18, 2022
Register:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8A0PRRDTG0SEoKUJ0rDNI3_hBbi8LDoBjQ2ulo3AfGjFlKg/viewform
Central Elementary PALS Christmas Extravaganza - December 7, 5:30-7pm
More events on LCS Community Bulletin Board
https://www.lindenschools.org/page/community-bulletin-board
Linden Eagles Varsity Volleyball @LindenEagles captures the Stripes Division with a win over Fenton. Congratulations! Next up is Lake Fenton for the Flint Metro League Championship. #lindeneaglepride #bumpsetspike
After working on repeated addition as multiplication, Mrs. O’Dell’s class spent time making arrays with skittles today. Tasty AND educational!
Symphony of Linden hosts Trunk or Treat, Thursday, October 27th 4-6pm
I've got to give a big shout out to Isaiah for being Central Elementary's Student of the Month for October! Isaiah is a great example of how doing our personal best everyday makes for an outstanding Eagle. Great work Isaiah we are so proud of you.
Linden Community Schools would like to say THANK YOU! #thankaprincipal #lindeneaglepride
Argentine PD host Annual Trunk or Treat
October 11, 2022 6-8 pm Linden High School
Stuff the Bus
Friday, October 7, 2022
Free admission with 5 or more canned goods (students only)
