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My name is Deborah Snyders and I have been teaching at Central Lyon since 1986. I grew up in Clear Lake, Iowa and graduated from Ventura High School. I earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. Go Norse! I am very excited to begin my 34th year of teaching. I enjoy working with the . . .
Second Grade Field Trip
The Central Lyon second grade students took their field trip on Tuesday, May 18th. The first stop of the day was at the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The kids were able to check . . .
It's Snow Joke! Recess Was Snow Much Fun!
The weather was perfect today for making snowmen, and the 2nd grade students took advantage of it. There was a lot of teamwork and laughter involved in making them. While they are fun to see, we hope they . . .
Valentine's Day Celebration
Valentine's Day means lots of yummy food, games, crafts, and sweet notes from your friends. The kids in Mrs. Snyders' class had a great time celebrating the day. The party started with snacks and a drink provided . . .
Physical Science and Engineering
Lyon County Naturalist, Emily Ostrander visited Mrs. Snyders’ 2 nd grade classroom on Friday, January 22 nd . One of Emily’s goals this year has been to teach more lessons that align with the current Next Generation . . .
Celebrating the Twelve Days of Christmas 2nd Grade Style
Central Lyon students and staff were encouraged to participate in the Twelve Days of Christmas again this year. Each day had a different theme and all were encouraged to show a little holiday spirit. Merry Christmas from the . . .
Central Lyon 2nd Graders Cheer on the Lions
Central Lyon students and staff celebrated the accomplishments of our football team with a congratulatory parade on Thursday, November 19th. Students and staff lined the elementary track as the players, cheerleaders, managers, and . . .
Second Graders Learn About the Phases of the Moon
Central Lyon 2nd grade students learned about the different phases of the moon this week in science. Mr. Pytleski, our STEM teacher, brought in Oreo cookies to help us get a better understanding of the different . . .