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Lincoln School Library
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- Quick Guide
- Absence, Tardy, or Dismissal Reporting
- Arrival & Dismissal
- Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan
- Cafeteria Menus
- Financial Assistance
- Forms
- Handbooks
- New Student Registration Form
- Newsletter: K-4 Family Updates
- Staff Directory
- Technology Support
- Transportation & Bus Routes
- Affiliated Organizations & Community Partners
Lincoln School Library
Library Days for K-5
Monday: 1L, 4R, 5B
Tuesday: KC, 1S, 2M, 3H, 4O
Wednesday: 2W, 3S
Thursday: KJ, 1N, 2Mc, 3K, 4J, 5L
Friday: KM, 5S
Book Check Out Limits
Kindergarten - One Book
First Grade - Two Books
Second Grade - Two Books
Third Grade - Three Books
Fourth Grade and Up - Four Books
Projects, Events, and More
Lincoln School Library Blog
Library Resource Links
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Britannica Fundamentals K-2
Britannica Fundamentals K-2 is an early learning platform designed for PreK-2 students, offering engaging and interactive learning paths in language, literacy, geography, and mathematics. This resource was formerly known as Britannica Learning Zone.
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Britannica Kids K-5
Britannica Kids K-5 is a digital platform from the makers of the Encyclopedia Britannica, designed to provide engaging and age-appropriate content for young learners in kindergarten through 5th grade, covering a wide range of subjects.
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Britannica Students 6-8
Britannica Students 6-8, also known as Britannica Young Adults, is a resource tailored for middle school students offering a user-friendly platform for research and learning with articles, images, videos, and other tools.
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Britanica Escolar
Britannica Escolar is the leading knowledge-building resource, universally trusted for accurate and age-appropriate content in Spanish, made for native Spanish speakers, bilingual students, and students learning Spanish. Britannica Escolar es el recurso líder para la construcción de conocimientos, universalmente confiable por su contenido preciso y apropiado para cada edad en español, creado para hablantes nativos de español, estudiantes bilingües y estudiantes que están aprendiendo español.
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PebbleGo K-2 & PebbleGo Next 3-5
To access more PebbleGo databases, login through Clever
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Lincoln Public Library - Kids & Teens
The Lincoln Public Library's shares new arrivals, research tools, programs/events, and MORE.
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Boston Public Library Kids
Search for books and check out exciting programs happening in each of the 25 neighborhood branch libraries.
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National Parks Service
The home page for the National Parks Service. The website provides details about the whole park system that includes Monuments and Historic Sites as well as Parks. A park finder feature allows students to find all attractions in an area.
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San Diego Zoo Animals
A database with well organized articles about many wild animals.
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All Statewide Databases- Menu
This link leads to many specialized information databases available to our school through the state library system
Hi! I'm Gwen Blumberg. I've been a part of the Lincoln Public Schools since 2009 when I joined the Lincoln School as a literacy specialist/coach. I then served as the District's Literacy Content Specialist from 2016-2024 before becoming the Lincoln School Librarian in the fall of 2024.
I am certified in MA through the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) as a 1-6 Elementary Teacher, K-12 Reading Teacher, and K-12 Library Teacher.
Before coming to Lincoln, I was a classroom teacher (grades 4, 5, 1), an adjunct professor, and a student teaching supervisor. Throughout all of my roles, I've always been passionate about connecting kids with books and empowering them to create, consume, and share stories to help them understand themselves and their world. I feel so fortunate to be the Lincoln School librarian and spend my days in our beautiful library surrounded by books and our amazing students. This is truly the BEST job in the entire school!
When I'm not at school, I enjoy spending time with my husband, cat, and our college-aged son when he is home— on a city adventure looking for street art or visiting a farmer's market, tending my honeybees, or playing roller derby... and, of course, READING!
Lincoln School Library Mission Statement
Our library is the heart of our school community. All children, educators, caregivers, and community members are welcome to read, research, explore, create, collaborate, play and experience the fellowship and joy of learning in this space. Our library strives to reflect the shared and unique values and identities of every member of our community and uplift the voices of those who have been historically silenced or marginalized in the past. Our physical and digital collections and the ways we use this space will continually evolve and change to reflect the dynamic nature of our community and those within it. Our library is a place that provides ongoing opportunities to learn about our world, ourselves, and others.