LYME SCHOOL

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...

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...

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...

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 ...

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 ...

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...

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...

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...

We’ve been busy and having fun in K-Ville talking about manners and what makes a good friend. Kindergartners read several books highlighting the importance of including others, gi...

We have been learning all about manatees in first grade. Here are a few examples of informative writing that students wrote after we read many books about manatees, learned about...

This week in PE, the fourth graders paired up to work in a multi-faceted activity combining eye-hand coordination, setting in volleyball, and working with a partner, all domains o...

The seventh graders observed how diffusion can cause cells to lose rigidity when they placed carrots into salt water. They learned about selectively permeable membranes when the...

The sixth graders enjoyed a variety of activities during the late fall and through the early winter. November began with a chilly morning visit to Grant Brook where the kids eac...

6th Grade French Students are preparing for a unit test on Wednesday, February 13th, that will cover leçons 4,9,10, 11, and 12. They can go online to classzone.com to pr...

The kindergarten class had a fun-filled day of counting objects from home by grouping them by 10's. We also did 100 exercises, stacked 100 cups, jumped for 100 seconds, and enjoye...

The 3rd Grade Class will be hosting a bake sale this week on Valentine's Day. Please join us during snack or lunch to buy a sweet treat! Our sale will be set up in the cafeteria...

The sixth grade has just finished writing mini memoirs and you can now read them on display in the meeting room at school. Students worked on the descriptive language in narrativ...

The history of the Last Great Race on Earth is our classroom’s focus for the next five weeks. We are using a variety of resources to learn about the historical race, and the mag...

Second grade has been learning different reading strategies that help us understand and talk about literature. We even completed a stamina challenge in which we tried to read as l...

Last week, seventh graders in Ms. Pratt's math class worked on their problem-solving skills while solving the Werewolf Riddle on TedEd. See Rosie's explanation of how she solved t...