
March 26, 2019
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...
March 24, 2019
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 eff...
March 24, 2019
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 tr...

March 24, 2019
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, wi...

March 22, 2019
Lolos
Do you like restaurants with great food, a beautiful location, and lots of space? Lolos has that....
March 22, 2019
The First Grade had a busy time the past few weeks with our States of Matter Science Unit. We began by observing and recording how long it took for an ice cube in a cup to melt. ...

March 21, 2019
K-Kids recently received a wonderful surprise from some middle school friends. At the beginning of the year, Mrs. Girdwood brought some of her middle school students to our classr...

March 18, 2019
We have a problem in Spanish class. In each of our most recent stories we created in class, we ended up with a cat that bullies other people and animals. It's an epidemic that we ...

March 14, 2019
For the past two weeks in our adolescent health course, sixth graders discussed self esteem and self image and how to build one's self esteem based on intrinsic values and goals, ...

March 11, 2019
Benefits of Boredom
By: Mary Crockett - Grade 3
Did you know when you come back from resting your brain, it might be easier to solve tricky problems? Being bored actually...

March 11, 2019
We have been busy studying the Industrial Revolution and learning how the ingenuity of 19th century Americans changed the world forever. Your student took a test on this content l...

March 9, 2019
The 6th graders began their penpal exchange with Lyme community members. The 6th graders wrote about themselves last week and yesterday received letters back. Their excitement t...
March 9, 2019
The 7th graders started reading the book The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwambe. For each chapter they read, they identify and jot down thoughts, questions and epi...

March 8, 2019
For the past month, the fifth graders have been learning about genetics in science class. Topics have included: inherited traits, dominant versus recessive traits, punnet squares...

March 8, 2019
Photo Courtesy of Jada Rich
The students in 8th grade Humanities have joined a ‘walking party’ of middle schoolers from around the nation and around the globe to study an...
March 7, 2019
In the second grade, we spent the last few weeks learning about different characteristics of cities, including types of housing, innovations, transportation, activities to do and ...

March 4, 2019
Third, fourth, and fifth-grade Lyme School students have just begun working on their very own music projects. Some students are working in small groups, some in pairs, and others ...

March 3, 2019
This past week the 4th Grade presented their persuasive essays to the 3rd Grade to "persuade" them to come their state. For the past several weeks each 4th Grader researched thei...

March 1, 2019
As 6th and 8th graders are working over the past month with Mrs. Abbene in the design lab, 7th grade has been diving into time management as both classes identified this as an imp...

March 1, 2019
3rd graders have been focusing on the Lyme School Value of “Integrity” - students decided on the definition as “doing the right thing, even when no one is watching”. We worked t...