creative, dyslexic, ADHD, and interest-led learners whose parent is comfortable curating books and checking skill coverage
interest-led journals and dyslexia-friendly curriculum
Fun-Schooling with Thinking Tree
Thinking Tree publishes hundreds of highly visual journals, themed curriculum bundles, and Dyslexia Games workbooks that families combine with library books, documentaries, art, and real-world projects. The core journals organize a school day but usually do not supply a complete, sequenced math or reading course on their own.
Visit product ↗Official listing captured in 1 state
Price$8-$50 for many journals; $110-$308+ for curriculum bundles; Dyslexia Games about $189 per series
Pricing modelflat household PDF or per-book purchase; some consumables need one copy per learner · per student
AgesPre-K through adult; publisher levels A1-C2 span ages 2 through high school+
Review depth2 parent quotes captured
The funding answer
Is Fun-Schooling with Thinking Tree ESA approved?
We found official public provider-level listings for Fun-Schooling with Thinking Tree in Florida. That still does not prove every package, subscription or SKU is approved.
Overview
What it actually does
Thinking Tree publishes hundreds of highly visual journals, themed curriculum bundles, and Dyslexia Games workbooks that families combine with library books, documentaries, art, and real-world projects. The core journals organize a school day but usually do not supply a complete, sequenced math or reading course on their own.
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Quality
Who it suits—and the catch
Creative, neurodivergent, and interest-led learners often respond well to the low-pressure visual format. The flexibility is also the main risk: families must select books, judge academic gaps, and add explicit instruction where a child needs a carefully sequenced skills program.
- not a complete standalone curriculum despite bundle language
- large catalog makes selection confusing
- printing or many consumable books adds cost
- some learners need more systematic phonics, writing, or math instruction
“Many Thinking Tree Journals span a wide variety of ages because the students use books at his/her reading level”
The publisher explaining how its journals are customized with outside reading.Read the parent discussion ↗
“Nothing can be taught pre-school to high school even things with grade extensions”
A community warning about overextending multi-age curriculum claims.Read the parent discussion ↗
State evidence
Where the underlying expense category may qualify
Category permission, provider approval and exact-SKU approval are separate questions.
AZ
Arizona
Empowerment Scholarship Account
Allowed
Curriculum, textbooks, workbooks, and instructional materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗TX
Texas
Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA)
Allowed
Textbooks and instructional materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗FL
Florida
Personalized Education Program (FTC-PEP) · Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA)
Allowed
Textbooks, workbooks, books, curriculum, and instructional materials are eligible.
Provider evidence: listed, listed.Official category rule ↗WV
West Virginia
Hope Scholarship
Allowed
Curriculum and supplemental materials across core subjects and the arts are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗UT
Utah
Utah Fits All Scholarship
Allowed
Textbooks, curriculum, and instructional materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗TN
Tennessee
Education Freedom Scholarship (EFS) · Individualized Education Account (IEA)
Conditional
Remaining EFS funds may pay school textbooks, curriculum, and instructional materials.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗AL
Alabama
CHOOSE Act
Conditional
Curriculum and instructional-material vendors can participate as approved ESPs.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗LA
Louisiana
Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Rise (LA GATOR)
Allowed
Curriculum, textbooks, instructional materials, and supplemental materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗GA
Georgia
Georgia Promise Scholarship
Allowed
Qualifying curriculum and supplemental materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗NC
North Carolina
Education Student Accounts (ESA+)
Allowed
Curriculum, lesson plans, learning kits, workbooks, and required textbooks are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗AR
Arkansas
Arkansas Education Freedom Account
Allowed
Curriculum and instructional materials are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗IA
Iowa
Students First Education Savings Account
Conditional
Textbooks and school-billed curriculum fees are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗NH
New Hampshire
Education Freedom Account
Allowed
Textbooks, curriculum, instructional materials, supplemental materials, and associated online instruction are eligible.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗ID
Idaho
Empowering Parents
Allowed
Existing balances can pay for curriculum, books, and instructional materials.
No public provider-level listing naming this brand was captured.Official category rule ↗Compare
