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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
 reen thumb\nrequired. Just curiosity\, a little soil\, and something new 
 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
 reen thumb\nrequired. Just curiosity\, a little soil\, and something new 
 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
 reen thumb\nrequired. Just curiosity\, a little soil\, and something new 
 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
 reen thumb\nrequired. Just curiosity\, a little soil\, and something new 
 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
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 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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DESCRIPTION:Dig In\, Grow Up\, Bring It Home. Real indoor gardening — no g
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 to take home almost\nevery week. Students root their own plant cuttings\,
  grow microgreens they'll\nactually eat\, build a hydroponic lettuce gard
 en in a mason jar\, press seed paper\nfrom recycled scraps\, and mosaic a
  terracotta sundial to keep. Every project is\ngrounded in real science —
  photosynthesis\, hydroponics\, decomposition\, the\nwater cycle — taught
  hands-on\, so science feels less like a subject and more\nlike something
  you can eat\, smell\, and give away.\n----\nMegan Pepitone is currently 
 a second-grade teacher at Daniel Warren Elementary\nSchool and has been t
 eaching for nine years. Throughout her career\, she has\ntaught first\, s
 econd\, and third grade\, giving her a strong understanding of how\nto su
 pport students at different stages of their academic and social-emotional
 \ndevelopment. She is passionate about creating a positive\, inclusive le
 arning\nenvironment where students feel safe\, supported\, and excited to
  learn. Through\nengaging activities\, strong relationships\, and a focus
  on building confidence\nand independence\, she strives to help every chi
 ld grow and reach their full\npotential. Outside of school\, Megan enjoys
  reading and staying active through\nrunning and walking.
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