Congratulations to Lincoln Heights December VIKING VIP's!
Kindergarten: Ashanti and Dariyan
Ashanti has rocked this school year! She displays Win-Win characteristics daily. She is helpful, considerate of others and their feelings, and always finds a way to solve the problem. Way to go Ashanti!
Dariyan always exhibits Habit 4: Win/Win. She likes to share. She enjoys helping others solve problems.
1st Grade: Gianna and Kyrie
Gianna is an amazing role model for Habit 4: Think Win-Win! She demonstrates kindness and teamwork making everyone around her feel valued and supported. Gianna’s generosity and positivity shines bright!
Kyrie exemplifies Habit 4: Think Win-Win through positive interactions and a commitment to peaceful problem-solving. He is kind and generous to all, maintaining positive relationships with classmates through his consideration for others. Kyrie embraces an "everyone can win" attitude.
2nd Grade: Yah’ve and Nyomi
Yah've is an incredible leader in 2nd grade! She is constantly thinking win-win. She is beyond helpful to her peers and always happy for others when they succeed. I am proud of her team skills during cooperative learning activities and her pure kindness. She is incredibly positive and a joy to have in class. Keep up the amazing work!
Nyomi is a role model in our classroom. She does an amazing job thinking win-win everyday. Nyomi engages positively with her classmates, listening to their thoughts and feelings and responding kindly. She values others and treats them with respect. Nyomi models how to be a leader everyday to everyone. I am so proud of her.
3rd Grade: Cayden and Jy’Air
Cayden is one of those kids that is ALWAYS looking out for others. He is a people-pleaser and is also extremely inclusive. Cayden is not only always looking for ways in which everyone can be included but he wants everyone to be included and HAPPY. Cayden is a great example and Think Win-Win and I am so happy to nominate him for the month of December! Keep it up, Cayden. We all want a friend like you!
Jy’Air is the ultimate leader. He works hard to complete work while also making sure his classmates feel confident. This think-win- win mentality makes him a classroom rockstar! Jy’Air keeps showing this leadership in all areas of school, at all times of the day. Jy’Air comes in each day with a warm greeting, ready to tackle the day and help make it great for everyone!
4th Grade: Rha’Niya and Ry’Anna
Rha'Niya exemplifies the 'win-win' mindset by not only striving for her own academic excellence but also actively seeking opportunities to uplift and collaborate with her classmates, creating a truly collaborative learning environment. Rha'Niya is always positive and amazing to have in class!
Ry’Anna is the perfect choice for the Habit:Think Win-Win. Ry’Anna is always willing to compromise in order to help her group. She finds creative ways for everyone to participate and feel as though they belong. It’s great to have Ry’Anna in class!
5th Grade: Tyren and Leonisha
Tyren Coley is always thinking win-win. He is a student I can always count on to complete his work or help out. He is cheerfully motivated to assist his classmates when they are struggling or just because. He also stays positive about learning and makes others feel valued about their accomplishments.
Leonisha thinks win-win. She is always working to ensure that everyone around her is successful by maintaining a peaceful and hardworking classroom environment.
Gym, Art, and Music: Marco, Justina and Elijah
Marco is almost always thinking Win-Win. He always gives 100% when he's competing and cooperates well with others. Although he is competitive, he always displays good sportsmanship and encourages teammates and opponents alike.
Justina Hedges is the perfect example of a student who embraces the Win-Win mindset. When she is in the art room, she is always looking for ways to help find solutions in any situation involving other students. She is the first to offer support, ensuring that everyone feels valued and included, and works towards outcomes where everyone benefits.
I have seen Elijah quietly and privately remind other students to focus on the task at hand. He knows that in music class we are interdependent so he has been doing a lot better to contribute his best and help others to do their best so that we all win together.