LYME SCHOOL

The Kindergartners heard the book, How Full is Your Bucket? For Kids by Tom Rath and Mary Reckmeyer, illustrated by Maurie J. Manning back at the beginning of the school year and ...

Here are some important school reminders: As a school, we value the time we can have our students outdoors. We expect all students to go outside during their recess time e...

Kate (Grade 8) This is a landscape that pretty closely replicates a painting by Grant Haffner (which was, afterall the assignment), but with a clear Kate-like diversion int...

January is School Board Appreciation month. Providing a quality public education takes a team of committed people from educators and staff to parents and administrators. The mem...

Next week we have our second round of Track My Progress testing for all students in Grades K-8. We do this test 3 times a year in Language Arts and Math to track student learning ...

The Lyme School first grade has begun exploring how they can use writing as a tool for communicating, teaching and sharing their expertise with others. Throughout this non ficti...

Quilting has an important historical significance in New England history, especially in Lyme. As part of their year long investigation of the rich tapestry of our town's pas...

Upon our return from winter break, the kindergartners began work on using their eyes and hands as a team, or in technical terms, their eye-hand coordination. Using bean bags, stu...

Happy Snowy Friday! The artwork above and below this article was done by students in Sarah McBride's room recently. After our holiday break, teachers have started the new yea...

"It’s all about the journey, not the outcome". - Carl Lewis , American track and field athlete and nine-time gold medalist The lower school is beginning a series of winter-olymp...

For their last writing unit, the 3rd graders worked on memoirs involving experiences with water. Students worked their way through the writing process (planning, rough draft, ...

Second graders recently completed their first paragraph writing project. These paragraphs are all about birds and include "because, and, but, or, so" to make their sentences even ...

Who stole the lion statue from Mrs. D's advisory? The 5th graders put their new microscope skills to the test to find the culprit. They looked at 6 different residue samples and ...

We invite you to join us on Tuesday, December 21st for The Lyme School Holiday Concert. The music will begin at 2pm on the soccer field. Grades K-4 will perform one song each, and...

School continues to be a busy place! We even have a mini winter concert planned for next week. Most important reminder: Winter break starts Wednesday, December 22 and we are ...

As part of our adolescent health curriculum, each year we utilize WISE as a resource for our middle school students to further enhance our curriculum. We have been fortunate tha...

Students in the primary grades have been working on motor planning in physical education. Motor planning is the ability to sequence a series of movements and then hold those sequ...

Jumping Kangaroos in Math Class The tip of the iceberg question asks if you can get the kangaroos to swap sides in the least number of moves? Can you do it in the least ...

Recently, the seventh graders have been learning about the different representations of data. They started by identifying how a pattern (tile pattern) grows, and then created an a...

On Tuesday mornings, the sixth graders are meeting weekly with Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Wipfler to dive into collaboration, inquiry and research, and utilizing technology to create t...