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Empowering Every Voice

Tysha Lauterbach is a special education teacher at Southeast High School. She shared what drives her love for special education, the strategies she uses to help her students succeed, and why collaboration between teachers, parents, and specialists is key to creating a thriving classroom.

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Make it a Heart-y Breakfast

We love to harness the power of a protein-packed breakfast. Eggs and peanut butter are our go-to morning ingredients! Quick, easy, and tasty, try these recipes to toast your way to a great day!

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Minding Your Ps and Qs

Good manners, like saying please and thank you, are the secret to spreading kindness. Using your manners is an easy way to show respect and it makes sure everyone feels appreciated. Here are some simple ways you can practice good manners.

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Recycling Myth Busters

Ever wonder whether something can be recycled or if it should go into the landfill? Our friends at Lincoln Transportation and Utilities have some myths they want to clear up when it comes to recycling!

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Summer Camp Guide

This is your go-to resource for planning an unforgettable summer! Whether your kids are curious explorers, budding artists, or future scientists, Lincoln offers a wide variety of camps to spark their interests and fill their days with learning and laughter.

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Spring Cleaning Tips for Kids

Here are some easy tips to make your spring cleaning quick and simple and something everyone in the family can help with!

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Spring Has Sprung!

As the days grow longer, take time to savor the simple joys — spotting the first blooms, playing outside, or sharing ice cream on a sunny afternoon. Here’s to a season filled with adventure!

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Lincoln Dads of Lincoln Kids

Learn more about these outstanding and supportive Lincoln dads, husbands, and partners who make the Lincoln Kids team stronger every day.

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Handprint Lilies

April showers bring May flowers! Follow the steps below and create your own lily.

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Winter Coloring Contest

Thank you to everyone who read our Winter 2024 magazine and participated in our coloring contest! We loved seeing all the creative artwork you shared. We want to give a special shoutout to the contest winner!

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Random Acts of Kindness

We think it is cool to be kind, and you should to! Once you complete an act of kindness, check it off, and write down how it made you feel, or how your act of kindness was appreciated. Together we can make this world a kinder place!

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Holly Jolly Happenings at Lincoln Children’s Museum

It’s the most magical time of the year... at the Lincoln Children’s Museum. Holly Jolly Happenings planned throughout December offer hands-on learning experiences, crafts, and special appearances to help kids and adults get in the holiday spirit and create festive memories. Check out the upcoming events.

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