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Owl pellets: gross or amazing? If you ask the 5th graders they would say emphatically... BOTH! While sifting through an owl's puke may seem pretty yucky to most, the 5th graders ...
For two years now, no wind instruments have been heard in Lyme School - a sad situation for all who have either started or wanted to start a band instrument in fifth grade. Finger...
Second graders learned all about owls today with our lovely Four Winds volunteers! Students put their hands on an actual owl wing and discovered that they make no sound when they a...
The Lyme School is pleased to announce our Spring Concert on Saturday, May 14th at 1:00pm on the Lyme Common. Grades K-5 and several Middle-Schoolers will be performing some classi...
One of the many highlights of the middle school advisory program is the opportunity for each advisory to continue to learn the importance of being kind, showing compassion, and ha...
Happy spring Friday!We have had a busy week with our first Powerschool report cards sent home and parent teacher conferences. It was pleasure to have the constant supply of treats ...
Each morning, after the Kindergartners have done their "jobs", they get to choose an activity they'd like to do for "Choice Time." This week we added new duplos to the choices, th...
It was a busy week at the Lyme School!
Teachers met to discuss research and inquiry across the grades on our Tuesday inservice day. We took a look at all of the recent tech pr...
During the month of February, students in the primary grades (K-2) celebrated "Healthy Heart Month" where they learned about using their heart, muscles, and lungs (cardiovascular ...
The 5th and 6th graders spent time drawing straight lines to create curves. They started with the same amount of marks that were equidistant on the the x-axis and y-axis and learne...
Hello Lyme Lower School Families!
After a WISE hiatus, It’s the return of Stanton Time.
The two weeks prior to break, we had our wonderful WISE educators join us to help us learn...
The 8th grade humanities class is in the midst of studying the Civil Rights Movement. Our mentor text for this unit is the memoir A Mighty Long Way written by Carlotta Wells LaNie...
Happy Friday! We are most happy that the Lyme voters approved our school's 2022-23 operating budget last night. The Lyme School is fortunate to have the continued support of th...
Students across grade levels are currently finishing up, diving into, or in the midst of inquiry and research projects. The inquiry and research process begins with one or more ess...
After reading a historical fiction novel, the 7th graders are in the process of creating literary food trucks. During the project the students are practicing the skills of analyzin...
Before the break 6th graders read sections of 1493 by Charles C. Mann, answering the essential question: How did the arrival of the Europeans to America bring about unexpected and...
The First Grade had the opportunity to learn about skulls and animal teeth through the Four Winds Nature program.
They began by exploring their own teeth through eating different...
Fourth Grade Students have been working hard on research projects. Some students wrote biographies and others wrote squirrel reports. Read the examples below.
Andrew Moore Tho...
The Middle School Spanish classes are now fully settled into their class routines, which are crucial to help our class flow and stay fun! Each week students pick a particular job ...
The Lyme School Maple Works crew was ready to spring into action this week as temps were favorable for collecting sap from our neighborhood network of trees. Student were actively...