Newsletter #9
Serving the Lyme Community for over 100 years
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friday, october 26, 2012 Hey, its Halloween!
A great holiday (especially if you are a dentist in need of work) . Here are some safety reminders: Have adult supervision. Accompany your kids if you don’t think they’re old enough to trick-or-treat on their own. There is safety in numbers. If they’re old enough to trick-or-treat without an adult, tell your kids to stay in a group. Map out your plan. Designate a route before your kids begin trickor-treating, and make sure they stick to it. Remain visible. Dress your kids in a bright costume so others can see them. If their costume is dark, have your kids wear reflective strips or carry a glow stick or flashlight. Remember, shorter=safer. Goes without saying but just in case you forget, ensure your kids’ costumes aren’t so long that they can trip over them.
YuYu Receives New Hampshire’s Champion Among Children Award
the
Lyme School
Don't cover the face. Instead of masks, have your kids wear make-up so they can see better. Quality-check treats. Check your kids’ candy before they eat it. Throw out any candy that is not in its original wrapper or looks like it has been tampered with. Obey the law. Encourage your kids to follow all the regular rules for walking around. That includes looking both ways before crossing, obeying all traffic laws and using cross walks and crossing lights where available. Have a great time! Finally, make sure your kids have tons of fun and get lots and lots of candy. See you out there!
New Hampshire’s State Council for Children and Adolescents will present YuYu Cutting with its Champion Among Children Award in Concord In November
Spot Imagination and Knowledge
Science is Doing Science is meant to be active and inquisitive which is why you may have Grade 1 seen 5th graders learning how to measure height of tall objects when they can’t use a ruler or tape measure like when measuring trees, buildings or flagpoles. You may have also seen 1st graders learning how archeologists search for artifacts and form hypothesis based upon observations they make using what they find. They also learned about scale as below they learned that 19 1st graders end to end = 1 apatosaurus (75 feet)! A gift of Artwork From Rhyse.
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• Volume: 7 • 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR
The Plains School 1906 The
Lyme School
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Newsletter See you Wednesday Night starting a 5pm
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6:00- 6:45 Lights on (spooky) 6:45 - 8:15pm Lights off (terrifying)
Lyme Pumpkin Festival
On Saturday October 27, 2012 @ 10am Lyme will hold its annual Pumpkin Festival. This is a special event for all families in Lyme. At 10:00 am a costume parade will start off around the common led by the Lyme Town Band and the Lyme Town fire engines. After the parade prizes will be awarded for the biggest pumpkin in the following categories: pre-school- grade 1, grades 2-4 and grades 5-8. There will be goodie bags for all of the children. Again This Year!!! The fifth annual pumpkin bake off!! Bring a pumpkin baked or apple baked item to the common by 9:30 for judging!! Please have baked good(s) labeled with bakers name and item name.
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Lyme Country Store Serving Hot Dogs on Halloween 5pm -7pm Proceeds support the 8th grade Trip Donations accepted
Monday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
The Game is Afoot! Lyme PTO Trivia Night ’12
(These people are waaay to serious)
Saturday, November 3rd 6:30 pm
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Pancakes with Syrup
Bagel & Cream Cheese
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Bagel & Cream Cheese
Breakfast Burrito
Blueberry Muffin
Scrambled Eggs Whole Wheat Toast
Pancakes with Syrup Breakfast Sausage
Scrambled Eggs Whole Wheat Toast
French Toast w/Syrup Baked Ham
Homemade Blueberry Muffin
Al a carte Fruit and Milk are available everyday Monday
North End Delight Italian Meatball Sub Café Pasta Salad Crisp Caesar Salad Fruit Cocktail
Yankee Dinner Baked Ham Corn Baked Beans Pears Chocolate Banana Cake
Tuesday
Pastalicious Baked Rotini with Chick- en & Broccoli Italian Tossed Salad Orchard Fresh Apple
The Colonel’s Favorite Popcorn Chicken Seasoned Rice Carrot coins Fruit Cocktail
Wednesday
Halloween Chiller The Chicken’s Tender Fingers Red Vampire Dipping Sauce Stake Fries Freaky Roll Scream Beans Devilish Blueberry Crisp Carved To Order Herbed Roast Pork Maple Glazed Carrots Fresh Baked Roll Apple Sauce
North End Delight Lazy Lasagna Parmesan Roll Italian Style Green Beans Peaches
Thursday
Diner Days Meatloaf Sweet Potato Wedges Sweet Corn Spiced Peach Cake
Local Stuffed Potato Cheesy Baked Potato Honey Wheat Roll Veggie Sticks w/ Dip Orange Smiles
Fresh Picks Pizza Cheese Pizza Or Chef’s Topping Garden Salad Green Leaf Salad Carrots Sticks w/ Ranch Dip Fresh Mac Apple
Fresh Picks Pizza Cheese Pizza Or Chef’s Topping Garden Salad Green Leaf Salad Carrots Sticks w/ Ranch Dip Fresh Mac Apple
Trick or Tree Saturday, October 27th Noon- 4pm Lyme Hill Wetlands
P.T.O.
11/5 to 11/9
Breakfast is served at 7:45
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haunted house
from the
Week of
Assorted Cereals, Fruit & Yogurt Parfait, Cinnamon Wheat Roll, Special of the Day with Fruit or 100% Fruit Juice & Milk
7th grade
Message
This Week Menus
Week of
Breakfast
in front of the school
OCT
This Week Menus 10/29 to 11/2
trick-or-treat
Saturday
Laura Barnes School 1958
Friday
A cappella to Broadway Chorus (ABC) is holding auditions for “Free to be You and Me” We’ll be meeting every Monday starting Nov. 19th from 3:00 to 4:15pm All ages welcome! No experience necessary . Maggie Finley and Liz Pippin Carey, DirectorsEmail Liz for more information at [email protected] Contact me at: [email protected] Phone: 795-2125 or just stop by. You may print color copies of the Newsletters at: www. LymeSchool.org Hot Lunch Discrimination Statement: This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly. “In accordance with Federal law and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
boo sletter
friday, october 26, 2012 Hey, its Halloween!
A great holiday (especially if you are a dentist in need of work) . Here are some safety reminders: Have adult supervision. Accompany your kids if you don’t think they’re old enough to trick-or-treat on their own. There is safety in numbers. If they’re old enough to trick-or-treat without an adult, tell your kids to stay in a group. Map out your plan. Designate a route before your kids begin trickor-treating, and make sure they stick to it. Remain visible. Dress your kids in a bright costume so others can see them. If their costume is dark, have your kids wear reflective strips or carry a glow stick or flashlight. Remember, shorter=safer. Goes without saying but just in case you forget, ensure your kids’ costumes aren’t so long that they can trip over them.
YuYu Receives New Hampshire’s Champion Among Children Award
the
Lyme School
Don't cover the face. Instead of masks, have your kids wear make-up so they can see better. Quality-check treats. Check your kids’ candy before they eat it. Throw out any candy that is not in its original wrapper or looks like it has been tampered with. Obey the law. Encourage your kids to follow all the regular rules for walking around. That includes looking both ways before crossing, obeying all traffic laws and using cross walks and crossing lights where available. Have a great time! Finally, make sure your kids have tons of fun and get lots and lots of candy. See you out there!
New Hampshire’s State Council for Children and Adolescents will present YuYu Cutting with its Champion Among Children Award in Concord In November
Spot Imagination and Knowledge
Science is Doing Science is meant to be active and inquisitive which is why you may have Grade 1 seen 5th graders learning how to measure height of tall objects when they can’t use a ruler or tape measure like when measuring trees, buildings or flagpoles. You may have also seen 1st graders learning how archeologists search for artifacts and form hypothesis based upon observations they make using what they find. They also learned about scale as below they learned that 19 1st graders end to end = 1 apatosaurus (75 feet)! A gift of Artwork From Rhyse.
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9
• Volume: 7 • 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR
The Plains School 1906 The
Lyme School
Page Two
Newsletter See you Wednesday Night starting a 5pm
t ig h
6:00- 6:45 Lights on (spooky) 6:45 - 8:15pm Lights off (terrifying)
Lyme Pumpkin Festival
On Saturday October 27, 2012 @ 10am Lyme will hold its annual Pumpkin Festival. This is a special event for all families in Lyme. At 10:00 am a costume parade will start off around the common led by the Lyme Town Band and the Lyme Town fire engines. After the parade prizes will be awarded for the biggest pumpkin in the following categories: pre-school- grade 1, grades 2-4 and grades 5-8. There will be goodie bags for all of the children. Again This Year!!! The fifth annual pumpkin bake off!! Bring a pumpkin baked or apple baked item to the common by 9:30 for judging!! Please have baked good(s) labeled with bakers name and item name.
27
Lyme Country Store Serving Hot Dogs on Halloween 5pm -7pm Proceeds support the 8th grade Trip Donations accepted
Monday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
The Game is Afoot! Lyme PTO Trivia Night ’12
(These people are waaay to serious)
Saturday, November 3rd 6:30 pm
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Pancakes with Syrup
Bagel & Cream Cheese
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Today’s Special
Bagel & Cream Cheese
Breakfast Burrito
Blueberry Muffin
Scrambled Eggs Whole Wheat Toast
Pancakes with Syrup Breakfast Sausage
Scrambled Eggs Whole Wheat Toast
French Toast w/Syrup Baked Ham
Homemade Blueberry Muffin
Al a carte Fruit and Milk are available everyday Monday
North End Delight Italian Meatball Sub Café Pasta Salad Crisp Caesar Salad Fruit Cocktail
Yankee Dinner Baked Ham Corn Baked Beans Pears Chocolate Banana Cake
Tuesday
Pastalicious Baked Rotini with Chick- en & Broccoli Italian Tossed Salad Orchard Fresh Apple
The Colonel’s Favorite Popcorn Chicken Seasoned Rice Carrot coins Fruit Cocktail
Wednesday
Halloween Chiller The Chicken’s Tender Fingers Red Vampire Dipping Sauce Stake Fries Freaky Roll Scream Beans Devilish Blueberry Crisp Carved To Order Herbed Roast Pork Maple Glazed Carrots Fresh Baked Roll Apple Sauce
North End Delight Lazy Lasagna Parmesan Roll Italian Style Green Beans Peaches
Thursday
Diner Days Meatloaf Sweet Potato Wedges Sweet Corn Spiced Peach Cake
Local Stuffed Potato Cheesy Baked Potato Honey Wheat Roll Veggie Sticks w/ Dip Orange Smiles
Fresh Picks Pizza Cheese Pizza Or Chef’s Topping Garden Salad Green Leaf Salad Carrots Sticks w/ Ranch Dip Fresh Mac Apple
Fresh Picks Pizza Cheese Pizza Or Chef’s Topping Garden Salad Green Leaf Salad Carrots Sticks w/ Ranch Dip Fresh Mac Apple
Trick or Tree Saturday, October 27th Noon- 4pm Lyme Hill Wetlands
P.T.O.
11/5 to 11/9
Breakfast is served at 7:45
To n
haunted house
from the
Week of
Assorted Cereals, Fruit & Yogurt Parfait, Cinnamon Wheat Roll, Special of the Day with Fruit or 100% Fruit Juice & Milk
7th grade
Message
This Week Menus
Week of
Breakfast
in front of the school
OCT
This Week Menus 10/29 to 11/2
trick-or-treat
Saturday
Laura Barnes School 1958
Friday
A cappella to Broadway Chorus (ABC) is holding auditions for “Free to be You and Me” We’ll be meeting every Monday starting Nov. 19th from 3:00 to 4:15pm All ages welcome! No experience necessary . Maggie Finley and Liz Pippin Carey, DirectorsEmail Liz for more information at [email protected] Contact me at: [email protected] Phone: 795-2125 or just stop by. You may print color copies of the Newsletters at: www. LymeSchool.org Hot Lunch Discrimination Statement: This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly. “In accordance with Federal law and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
