Curriculum Writer — Lesson Book Development

About The Role We're building out the official student lesson book for our school program for grades 5–12. We already have a piloted curriculum framework and student worksheets; what's missing is the actual teaching content: clear, engaging explanations, definitions, and concept breakdowns that bring each lesson to life. We're looking for a strong curriculum writer to build this content from the ground up. What You'll Do Write the full student lesson book — definitions, concept explanations, and instructional narrative — based on our existing curriculum outline and prior pilot materialsEnsure new lesson content aligns with and complements our existing student worksheets, adjusting worksheets as needed for consistencyMaintain a consistent tone, vocabulary, and progression of concepts across all lessonsIncorporate feedback and direction from our curriculum lead into revisionsSupport content development for new curriculum tracks as they're introduced What We're Looking For Strong writing and editing background, ideally in children's educational content or curriculum writing for grades 5–12Ability to translate complex or abstract concepts into clear, age-appropriate explanationsComfortable working from an existing outline or framework rather than starting from a blank pageHighly detail-oriented, with the ability to maintain a consistent voice across a large body of contentComfort incorporating feedback and iterating quickly Nice to Have Experience writing workbooks, student handouts, or other printed/digital lesson materialsExperience working within an established curriculum framework rather than designing one independentlyExperience in K-12 or youth education, project-based or experiential learning, or digital learning or EdTech would be valuable. To Apply Please share your resume along with a writing sample — ideally student-facing educational content — that demonstrates your ability to explain concepts clearly for a young audience.