BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 4.0//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20260922T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20260922T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394659 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20260929T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20260929T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394660 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261006T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261006T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394661 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261013T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261013T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394662 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261020T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261020T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394663 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261027T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261027T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394664 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261110T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261110T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394665 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261117T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261117T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394666 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261124T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261124T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394667 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261201T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261201T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394668 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261208T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261208T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394669 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT 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. Over the course of her career\, she\nhas taught t hird grade\, first grade\, and second grade\, which has given her a\nstro ng understanding of how to support students at different stages of their\ nlearning. She loves creating a positive and engaging classroom environme nt where\nstudents feel excited to learn. Outside of school\, I enjoy rea ding as well as\ngoing for runs and walks. DTEND:20261215T161000 DTSTAMP:20260617T192745Z DTSTART:20261215T150000 LOCATION:Daniel Warren\, 1310 Harrison Ave\, Mamaroneck NY\, 10543 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Fall Gardening with Ms. Pepitone UID:9394670 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:US/Eastern X-LIC-LOCATION:US/Eastern END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR