Taking virtual phys ed outside
Published May 18. 2020 7:23PM
By Sarah Gordon
Day staff writer
Lucy Lawrence, 10, jumps rope with her sister Calli, 7, and friend Zhena Robarge, 10, all of Stonington, as they play at DuBois Beach in Stonington on Monday, May 18, 2020. "We were not doing very good with PE (physical education) classes online," joked Robarge's mother Maggie Wei of virtural learning as she watched from the sand. "We had to take it to the beach."
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