THE LYME SCHOOL

We want to offer a huge "Thanks!" to PTO and many other parents who helped make our week of conferences Delicious! We enjoyed the variety of foods offered and felt a huge amount o...

Before April vacation, all middle school students took part in the second series of instruction of CPR. Once again, our local fast squad and EMT members, Aaron Rich, Lisa Rayes, a...

Like so much in life, most of what is newly expected is an "and" versus an "or". That is to say, as things are created, they do not necessarily replace something else-- which may ...

The seventh grade ELA classes just recently finished the book The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwambe. As a nod to the resourcefulness and creativity shown by Willia...

Lyme 8th Grade Career Exploration in the Upper Valley On Tuesday, April 2, 450 eighth grade students from twelve schools shadowed different careers in our Upper Valley community. ...

We had a fun writing activity with our third grade buddies recently. Each K-kid had a third grader for a partner and they were in charge of writing a comic that had to do with a sq...

Kindergarten through 2nd grades has been investigating movement and simple machines. Beginning with the study of wind, students created pinwheels to understand how the warm spring ...

We depend on electricity every minute of everyday and yet many of us take it for granted until the power goes out. Grades 3 through 5 have been learning about simple and parallel c...

The Cardboard Warriors (Abbene/Girdwood Advisory) had a successful Willy Wonka Candy Stand at opening night of the Willy Wonka Jr. play. We raised over $170 for the Lyme Drama Club...

Thank you to all of our chaperones who helped make our maple sugaring adventure possible. What a terrific program Thetford Acamdemy is offering. The high school students guided o...

7th Grade Social Studies and Design Lab Mrs. Officer and Ms. Abbene have teamed to create an interesting and fun project, while embedding relevant Social Studies content into ...

Social Justice was the topic for Humanities class over the past few weeks. Students chose and read a book that dealt with an aspect (or often times, multiple aspects) of soc...

One of the highlights of second grade is when we get to spend time with our fifth grade buddies. We often do projects and activities together to practice teamwork and solving compl...

Seventh grade students read a math-themed book during the month of March and then shared a summary of their book on FlipGrid. They were asked to include interesting facts about the...

The third graders have been working in pairs and small groups using jump bands. These bands are placed around the ankles and students have to jump in sync to a rhythmic pattern. ...

This month, fifth graders have been learning about ecosystems. For the last two weeks, we are learning why it is important to study populations within these systems, how we study ...

During February and March the eighth graders studied weathering and erosion. Weathering is an ongoing, usually slow, process that is part of the rock cycle. To observe its effect...

As the third quarter of the school year began the seventh graders learned that many traits are not inherited through simple Mendelian rules. For example, even though dominant trai...

The sixth graders studied weather and light energy during the winter months of January, February, and March. The kids learned to use cloud observations, pressure trends, wind di...

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