Jennifer Perrotti

We have so many plants growing and ecosystems to watch in Innovation class this month!

I am excited to attend #MassCUE tomorrow! Who else will be there?

@therealmemfox I have read this book probably 100 times to my own three children since 2009, and countless students over my 20 years in education, and it still is one of the sweetest books that stands the test of time. What a wonderful book about inclusion and our similarities.

Chromatography lesson in Innovation class today! @Fairhaven_PS @EastFairhaven

@NTCshows PUT ON AN AMAZING SHOW TODAY FOR MY 3-5 INNOVATION STUDENTS CALLED “ENERGY ACADEMY” a many thanks to @EversourceMA for funding it! @EastFairhaven @Fairhaven_PS

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Kindergarten students exploring seeds with magnifying glasses. Next we plant them!

Skype a scientist is so amazing! Thanks to Dr Lee Dietterich for an amazing presentation! @Fairhaven_PS @EastFairhaven

Testing out the new BreakouteduJr with my 2nd graders today! I think it will be an awesome addition to the game! @breakoutEDU @EastFairhaven @Fairhaven_PS

@csheil @CanvaEdu You are definitely as popular as t-swift in our teacher world! Amazing session!!

At #masscue today sharing my love for @CanvaEdu - always enjoy sharing what I have learned along the way

4th grade students performed an experiment to see how weathering, erosion and deposition work. @Fairhaven_PS @EastFairhaven

5th grade students in my Innovation class had a wonderful guest speaker, Mary Lou Nicholson. Students had studied about pollution and she talked about her organization Be the Solution to Pollution. Stay tuned for more work with her in the future. @Fairhaven_PS @EastFairhaven

1st graders engineered solutions to pick up the most pumpkins possible. They tested their designs and then had to improve them to pick up more. @EastFairhaven @Fairhaven_PS

2nd graders learned about oil spills and then tested out different ways to clean up an oil spill. @EastFairhaven @Fairhaven_PS

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4th graders are learning about natural disasters and this group made a model of a landslide!

4th graders being coders and computers. They coded their friends around the room!

1st graders put together and tested out their sundials today

@rachaellehr 100% agree

Maybe I’m all alone on this, but I’m seeing so many posts on using AI to generate report comments yet, as a parent, I’d rather have a couple of genuine sentences written about MY child from a teacher who knows them, than a beautifully created mini-essay about an imaginary child.