ESA worksheets · printables · workbooks · 2026–27

ESA worksheets, printables and workbooks

Instructional materials are the category ESA programs cover most often: 17 of 18 programs pay for curriculum, workbooks and printable worksheets. PencilGo's plans, then each program's rule with its source, then how to buy.

PencilGo worksheets and workbooks you can buy with ESA funds

Choose how your child practices, online or with a workbook in hand.

Free practice

$0

Free

Start with free practice for your child.

Online

$24.99(~$2/month)

per child / year

Online practice, printable worksheets, and weekly parent reports.

Online +
Printed Workbook

$99(~$8/month)

per child / year

Online plus a printed copy of our existing annual workbook, delivered in one shipment for the same child.

The same published products and prices will apply to direct and ESA buyers. Each scholarship purchase must serve the named student. Program rules determine eligible products, how to pay, and what can be carried forward. Each state guide shows PencilGo’s current status and how to request an order.

Each program's rule for instructional materials

State and programWorksheets, workbooks and curriculumPencilGo statusHow to buy
AlabamaCHOOSE Act AlabamaUsually coveredCurriculum, textbooks (listed subjects only) and supplemental reading materials covered for individual student use, no bulk orders. Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approved · ClassWallet DirectPayRequest an order
ArizonaEmpowerment Scholarship AccountCovered with conditionsCurricula covered; supplemental material tied to a course may require curriculum documentation (student name, objectives, lesson plan). Source (opens in a new tab)Registered and listed · ClassWallet DirectPayRequest an order
ArkansasEducation Freedom AccountUsually coveredHomeschool curricula, textbooks, workbooks and online course subscriptions for core subjects are covered. Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approved · ClassWallet DirectPayRequest an order
FloridaFamily Empowerment Scholarships and PEPUsually coveredCurriculum and curriculum materials are authorized for all programs, incl. Direct Pay for NWSA. Source (opens in a new tab)In onboarding queueState guide
GeorgiaGeorgia Promise ScholarshipUsually coveredCurriculum bundles in ELA, social studies, math, science, foreign language and CTAE are covered marketplace categories. Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approvedRequest an order
IndianaIndiana Education Scholarship AccountUsually coveredCurricular materials (books, computer software, digital content) are covered, but exclude computer hardware/technological devices. Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
IowaStudents First Education Savings AccountUsually coveredTextbooks and curriculum fees are automatically eligible when billed by the school. Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
LouisianaLA GATOR Scholarship ProgramUsually coveredCurricula and textbooks or other instructional materials, including supplemental materials and online instruction, are allowable. Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approvedRequest an order
MississippiEducation Scholarship AccountUsually coveredPayment for purchase of curriculum, including supplemental materials required by the curriculum, is allowable. Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
MontanaSpecial Needs Equal Opportunity Education Savings AccountNot stated by the programPrior handbook allowed 'curriculum materials'; 2026-27 availability unconfirmed pending the funding dispute's resolution. Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
New HampshireEducation Freedom AccountUsually coveredTextbooks, curriculum, or other materials required by the course/program/lesson are allowable if within the core knowledge domains. Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approved · ClassWallet DirectPayRequest an order
North CarolinaEducation Student Accounts (ESA+)Usually coveredCurriculum is a core product category but must support math, science, ELA, social studies, or foreign language (foreign language now excluded from spending requirement). Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
South CarolinaEducation Scholarship Trust FundUsually coveredCurriculum, textbooks and student workbooks by subject (math, English, science, social studies, language, art, music) Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
TennesseeEducation Freedom Scholarship and targeted ESA programsUsually coveredRequired textbooks, curricula and instructional materials at the enrolled school Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
TexasTexas Education Freedom AccountsUsually coveredTextbooks or other instructional materials Source (opens in a new tab)Participation unconfirmedState guide
UtahUtah Fits All ScholarshipUsually coveredTextbooks, curricula, or other instructional materials Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approvedRequest an order
West VirginiaHope ScholarshipUsually coveredPrograms of study, curriculum, or supplemental materials in reading, language, math, science, social studies, or the arts Source (opens in a new tab)ESA approvedRequest an order
WyomingSteamboat Legacy ScholarshipUsually coveredTextbooks, curriculum, supplemental materials, eBooks/audiobooks, novels aligned to reading level, remediation/enrichment modules Source (opens in a new tab)Provider approvedRequest an order

A program that covers curriculum still decides each purchase. Check the item and the payment route in the program before buying; a direct card purchase is not guaranteed to be reimbursed.

How to buy PencilGo with ESA funds

  1. 1

    Request your PencilGo invoice

    Tell us your state, child's grade, and plan: Online ($24.99 per child/year) or Online + one Printed Workbook ($99 per child/year). We'll reply with a quote or invoice to review.

  2. 2

    Submit it in ClassWallet

    In your program account, submit the quote or invoice for payment and look for the vendor name PencilGo. Check that your program accepts the chosen plan and follow its current instructions.

  3. 3

    Wait for program review and payment

    Your program decides whether to approve the expense and pay PencilGo through ClassWallet. Once payment is confirmed we'll arrange online access and any printed workbook shipment.

Free printable worksheets, by subject

Every worksheet in the library prints free, on paper or on screen, with no account and nothing to submit to a program. ESA funds pay for the checked-work plans and the printed workbook, not for these.

Other worksheet and printable vendors ESA families use

Listed in PencilGo's vendor directory under worksheets and printables. Listings are vendor-reported until PencilGo checks the program's records. All worksheet vendors →

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Questions parents ask about ESA worksheets

Can I buy worksheets and printables with ESA funds?

Yes in 17 of 18 programs: curriculum, workbooks and printable worksheets are among the most widely covered ESA expenses. Arizona attach a condition, usually that the item comes from an approved provider or through the program's platform. The table above shows each program's rule with its source.

Are printable worksheets an eligible ESA expense, or only printed books?

Programs describe the category as curriculum, textbooks and instructional materials, which covers printable worksheet subscriptions as well as printed workbooks, as long as the purchase serves the named student and goes through the program's payment route. A few programs limit consumables such as paper and ink; the worksheets themselves are the instructional material.

Can I buy a printed workbook with my ESA?

Printed workbooks are instructional materials in every program that covers curriculum. PencilGo's Online + Printed Workbook plan is $99 per child per year and includes one mailed annual workbook. In West Virginia both PencilGo plans are approved Hope Scholarship offerings. In Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, New Hampshire, request an invoice and submit it through ClassWallet DirectPay.

Do free worksheets count as an ESA purchase?

No. Free worksheets cost nothing, so there is nothing to submit to the program, and you can print as many as you like without touching the account. ESA funds pay for the paid plans: online practice with checked work and parent reports, or the printed workbook.

How do I pay PencilGo with ClassWallet or Odyssey?

In Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, New Hampshire, ask PencilGo for an invoice with your child's grade and plan, then submit it in ClassWallet DirectPay under the vendor name PencilGo; the program reviews and pays. In Odyssey states (Georgia, Louisiana, Utah, Wyoming) PencilGo is provider approved and its offerings are listed for review; check the offering in the marketplace before buying. Each state guide carries the current steps.

What is the difference between worksheets, printables and curriculum for ESA purposes?

Nothing that the programs distinguish. Their rules name curriculum, textbooks, workbooks and instructional or supplemental materials; printable worksheets, printables and workbooks all fall inside that category. What matters is that the item is instructional, serves the student on the account, and is bought through the route the program names.

Before using ESA funds. Provider approval or a marketplace listing does not approve every product or confirm that a funded purchase can be made. Check your program's current rules and payment route before buying; a direct card purchase does not guarantee reimbursement. This hub is educational information, not legal, tax or eligibility advice. PencilGo is independent of state agencies.