Membership · opening soon
Teach outside all year, with a plan and a crew.
The free kit gets you through the first week. Membership is the lesson library, the monthly plan, and the people who make it a habit instead of a one-off.
Free
The Friday email
Forever
- One outdoor lesson idea every Friday
- The free resource library
- All articles
Member
Everything, all year
or $79/year · sample prices · cancel any time
- Everything in Free
- The full lesson library (120+, K–8)
- The monthly outdoor plan
- Standards crosswalk workbook
- Video walkthroughs of every routine
- The community
- Monthly office hours with Joe
School
Site license + live PD
Sample price · whole-staff access
- Membership for every teacher in the building
- One live 90-minute PD session (virtual or on site)
- Principal's implementation guide and risk policy template
- Invoice and purchase order accepted
What's inside
Built for the teacher who has 40 minutes of planning time.
Every lesson in the library follows the same one-page format: objective, standard, space needed, the three routines, the lesson in four steps, a rainy-day swap, and an extension. You should be able to read it in two minutes and teach it in thirty.
The monthly plan does the sequencing for you: which lessons fit this month's weather and your pacing guide, in an order that builds the routines before it asks for independence.
For schools & districts
Bring the whole staff outside.
A site license gives every teacher in the building the library and the plan, and a live PD session gets them through the first lesson together.
- Live 90-minute workshop, on site or virtual, built around your schoolyard
- Implementation guide for principals: supervision, risk policy, family communication
- Progress check-in at 60 days
- Purchase orders and invoices accepted; W-9 on request
Tell us about your school
Questions teachers ask
Is this only for science teachers?
No. About a third of the library is science, but the rest is literacy, math, social studies, and the routines that make any subject work outside. Elementary generalists are the biggest group of members.
What grades is it for?
Lessons are written for K–8, with grade-band notes (K–2, 3–5, 6–8) on each one. High school teachers use the routines and adapt the lessons; we'll say so honestly if a lesson doesn't scale up.
We don't have a field. Does this still work?
Yes. Every lesson lists the space it needs, and a whole category is written for blacktop, sidewalks, and a single tree. Some of the best outdoor lessons happen on asphalt.
What about winter?
The monthly plan runs September through June and doesn't skip the cold months. Winter lessons are shorter (15–20 minutes) and come with a family gear letter that assumes no budget.
Can my school pay for it?
Often, yes. Membership qualifies as professional development in many districts, and we can invoice a school directly. If you need a site license, use the form above.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in one click. You keep the lessons you've downloaded.
Waitlist
Founding-member pricing, locked in.
Doors open when the library reaches 120 lessons. Waitlist members get first access and the founding price for as long as they stay.