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How PebbleGo can be used with Federal Funding Programs

@h2 Title I <i> Improving Academic Achievement </i> - Used in Title I schools to support reading intervention or foundational literacy - Supports students below grade level with scaffolded nonfiction and audio supports - Supports family engagement or after-school academic programs

@h2 Title II <i> Empowering Educators for Student Success </i> - Provides a variety of tools and free digital resources you can use to enhance your knowledge of instructional strategies - Includes ongoing professional learning via webinars and on-demand resources - Educators access powerful instructional tools proven to boost student engagement

@h2 Title III <i>Supports English Learners</i> - Used in bilingual or dual-language classrooms - Supports ELD instruction, vocabulary development, or family language support - Offers equitable access to academic content for multilingual learners

@h2 Title IV <i> Promotes a Well-Rounded, Tech Integrated Education </i> - Supports science, social studies, SEL/health, or literacy instruction - Enhances technology integration with online content for K–5 - Supports digital equity, access, or enrichment

@h2 IDEA <i> Ensure Access for Students with Disabilities </i> - Supports IEP goals (reading comprehension, vocabulary, research skills) - Provides accommodations (text-to-speech, visuals, simplified structure) - Used in inclusive classrooms or specialized instruction

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How PebbleGo can be used with State & Local Funding Programs

Because state and district priorities vary, [b]PebbleGo qualifies for many locally controlled funding sources,[/b] including:

@h2 Literacy & Reading Initiatives Aligns with state mandates or literacy improvement acts

@h2 Early Learning or K–3 Readiness Grants PebbleGo builds foundational reading, vocabulary, and comprehension skills in early grades.

@h2 MTSS & Intervention Funds Supports Tier 1, 2, and 3 with engaging, differentiated content for research, practice, and independent learning.

@h2 Equity or Accessibility Funds Helps close opportunity gaps with built-in support for multilingual learners and students with disabilities.

@h6 PebbleGo supports district goals like reading proficiency, early literacy, inclusive access, and digital equity—aligning with multiple funding streams.

Other Popular Funding Sources for PebbleGo

Many schools use non-federal and non-state sources to fund resources like PebbleGo, especially when those funds are flexible or community-driven, such as:

[b]PTA/PTO Grants[/b] Parent organizations often fund literacy, technology, and enrichment tools. PebbleGo is a family-friendly resource that aligns with goals for student engagement and equity. [b]Library or Media Center Budgets[/b] PebbleGo supports K–5 research, reading, and inquiry projects, making it a natural fit for library funding. [b]Special Education or EL Departments[/b] Departments serving students with IEPs or language needs often have designated budgets for curriculum-aligned, accessible materials. [b]Principal's Discretionary Funds[/b] School leaders may use building-level funds to invest in tools that support reading growth and digital learning across classrooms. [b]Technology/Innovation Funds[/b] PebbleGo is web-based and device-agnostic, supporting 1:1 initiatives and digital integration goals. [b]Curriculum or Instructional Matieral Funds[/b] Supports core academic instruction in science, social studies, and literacy—often eligible under curriculum budgets. [b]Education Foundation or Local Grants[/b] Supports core academic instruction in science, social studies, and literacy—often eligible under curriculum budgets.