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Snow Science: Winter’s Frozen Crystals

It doesn’t feel like winter without a little snow. Have you ever wondered how those little white flakes fall from the sky, or why each one looks different? Let’s dive into the science of snowflakes. You can even learn how to make your own at home!

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On the Wall at Lincoln kids

We love to get Lincoln kids interested in sharing their work with each other. And even more, we love to share it with all of our readers. This edition, we are showing off some winter-themed fine artistry crafted by Mrs. Brown’s fourth-grade class at Arnold Elementary.

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Winter Fun Around Lincoln

Winter break is the perfect time for sledding and skating. Lincoln has a ton of awesome spots where you can play, explore, and have the best break ever!

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Snowy Adventures with Animals

On a freezing winter day, it can seem almost impossible that any animal could survive outside. But even when the snow is deep and the wind is biting, wildlife has clever ways to stay safe, warm, and hidden. Let’s head out on a winter adventure to discover how they do it!

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Find a Cozy Spot

From quiet snowy afternoons to big blizzards and clever mysteries, each book on this list brings a different kind of winter experience you can enjoy with the family.

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We Finally Went Camping… And Nobody Got Eaten by a Bear!

Every fall, I look back at summer and think, “Wait, that’s it? It’s over already? But I didn’t even check off 25% of my summer bucket list!” Why is it that we dream so big for summer and then run out of time before we’ve even unpacked the cooler?

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

At-Home Pumpkin Patch Snacks

Visiting the pumpkin patch is a fall-afternoon favorite, but nothing says “Hello, fall!” like an autumn treat! These at-home, fall sweets are perfect for parties, lunchbox surprises, or a festive fall snack.

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Christine Weeks Christine Weeks

Curiosity Meets Confidence

First and second grade are big years for growing minds. With a teacher like Mrs. Agena—someone who knows how to challenge, encourage, and cheer them on—young learners are in great hands for a bright future.

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