March 18, 2020
Hello Lyme School!
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• Lunches are available. If yo...
March 17, 2020
To Do:
Parents: Download the Lyme School App set notifications to on.
Check your class page on the Remote Learning Page in the morning ~8:30am
Ask your Mentor for a...
March 16, 2020
Your To Do List:
• You have checked our website today so you have accomplished the first item on your list. Good Job, You get a ⭐️
• You should Download the Schools App an...
March 15, 2020
Sarah Glass is my mobile phone hero:
To get notifications from the Lyme School website, you will need to download the Lyme School App:
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March 15, 2020
I wanted to emphasize a very important aspect of the Remote Learning Plan , that may not be immediately obvious as it is less about 'Learning' and more about supporting the en...
March 12, 2020
There were many exciting things happening in the 2nd grade classrooms last week for Read Across America. One of these was a special Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) time held after...
March 11, 2020
Who is Shaun Tan, you ask? Talk to a 5th grader and they will tell you all about this incredible author/illustrator. Shaun Tan is an Australian author who lives in Melbourne, Au...
March 9, 2020
We began writing opinion pieces this week in K. Of course, first we needed to discuss what an opinion is! Then the children were asked to write which season they like best, wint...
March 7, 2020
Learning the stories of our community's past changes the way we think about the present. Fourth grade has been investigating Lyme's past using historical photos and text donated b...
March 4, 2020
This week in math class, 8th graders explored the decreasing rebound height of a bouncing ball. They chose a type of ball and conducted an experiment to find its rebound ratio wh...
March 3, 2020
In honor of Read Across America Week, the Art room door is decorated as one of my favorite books to read to my youngest students: Beautiful Oops by Barney Salzberg. It sets the r...
March 2, 2020
Greetings families!
Stanton Time has been rocking and rolling - starting off with some great conversations and learning about tattling vs. reporting/telling in Kindergarten. Ki...
March 2, 2020
The 8th Grade finished up their study of WW2 by creating a memorial to one aspect of the Second World War that they felt should be remembered. They conducted research, wrote an i...
March 1, 2020
This quarter, a small group of seventh and eighth graders have been participating in the practice of mindfulness and meditation during their elective block. According to Yogaped...
February 28, 2020
Students in the 7th grade humanities have just begun to read The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, along with learning the geography of Africa. As the students are reading the book, t...
February 26, 2020
Students in 6th grade created an information poster that highlighted their commodity/disease that crossed the Atlantic Ocean after 1492. The posters addressed three research topic...
February 19, 2020
The eighth graders began studying rocks in late November. They learned that the formation, change and destruction of rocks never ends and is a cyclical process illustrate...
February 19, 2020
The seventh graders continued their study of cells in the late fall and into the winter months. They observed how diffusion can cause cells to lose rigidity when they placed car...
February 19, 2020
During the weeks following the Christmas break, the children investigated forces and moving objects. They studied the interesting relationship between gravity and inertia by timi...