PebbleGo is truly is a multi-purpose platform that can do so much and the possibilities really are endless when it comes to learning! Here are five fresh ideas to use this platform this fall!

Looking for a Thanksgiving lesson this fall? For a seasonal reading experience in your classroom, I have three Thanksgiving lesson ideas to share with you. These lesson ideas are perfect for pairing an English Language Arts goal with a November theme. This could include a theme like giving thanks, practicing gratitude, or celebrating Thanksgiving.

Empower student choice and build civics skills by encouraging students to vote for the next article to be added to PebbleGo! Plus, from November 1st - 30, 2022, students will have free access to a selection of articles, including civics related articles, in addition to a variety of educational and customizable resources.

How can you teach a big topic like civics to your elementary students? If you’re teaching civics in elementary school this year, I have a special resource to share with you. It’s perfect for November, with Election Day on the mind, and great for any time of the year. 

Whether you celebrate in a big way each year or simply look for a few moments to make a Halloween connection, I have some tips to share with you. These six tips aren’t all spooky, but I couldn’t help including an alliterative spin on the title!

Research has shown that curiosity naturally fits in with SEL learning and development. Many researchers and educators reinforce curiosity as a component of SEL learning. But how do we support these skills? There are many easy ways that educators and caregivers can begin to support curiosity as a component of SEL.

It’s clear that both Digital Citizenship and SEL skills are crucial to student success. Fostering both of these skill sets together is a win-win for educators and students alike! PebbleGo is a great place to start as young learners begin to explore digital spaces.

A new school year is here and it is the perfect time to share your skills and talents by collaborating with teachers; empowering students as researchers and creators; and giving everyone the learning, literacy and digital tools they need for a successful and engaging year. 

One topic I’ve spotlighted this year on the blog is ways to save time without cutting corners. If you want to save time this year while differentiating instruction, I have five tips for you featuring PebbleGo, PebbleGo Next, and Connect.