How I Use PebbleGo

PebbleGo is usually the first platform students at my school use to learn about how to research. Students love PebbleGo because it is so friendly and easy to use! It is easy to navigate for our youngest students because of the amazing photographs and the voice that reads the topics. They really love the articles with videos and sounds.

Skyview Elementary is a large PreK–3rd grade school in Yukon, OK serving around 600 students. They strive to instill a love for learning in each and every child. Serving the youngest students can present unique challenges, but Library Media Specialist, Mary Moore, explains how PebbleGo has played a huge part in overcoming some of the biggest hurdles their students may face.

Ruth Barron Elementary School is a large PreK-5th grade school in Pflugerville, TX serving around 750 students, with a significant number of those being English Language Learners. Led by librarian, Diane Sikkenga, the library is a core element of what makes this school such a wonderful learning community. Their mission is to provide engaging educational resources and experiences to all students and teachers so that students can become lifelong researchers and learners.

At Calvert County Schools, they are committed to providing equitable learning opportunities to all students to foster success and independence. This commitment starts with their youngest students, so it is imperative for the district to have the resources needed to support this commitment. Prior to PebbleGo, Calvert County Schools had other print and online nonfiction and database resources.