Kids Learning Content Writer Needed
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m putting together a fresh collection of written learning materials for children aged 3-5 and need someone who can both create the content and run quick manual checks once it’s uploaded to our platform.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Engaging, age-appropriate text—think short stories, simple rhymes, mini-lessons or activity prompts that teach early concepts such as letters, numbers, colors and shapes.
• A warm, playful tone with clear, simple vocabulary that parents and teachers can read aloud.
• Practical suggestions inside each piece (e.g., “Try tracing the shape with your finger”) to encourage hands-on learning.
After writing, you’ll log into our browser-based CMS, paste in the material, add any basic formatting, and manually verify that every page displays correctly: headings render properly, links and navigation work, and no odd line breaks slip through. If you spot an issue, record it in the shared Google Sheet so we can fix it fast. No automated test scripts are required—just careful eyes on desktop and tablet views.
Final hand-off is simple: well-structured text files (Word or Google Docs) plus a short test report confirming each page’s status. If you have experience writing for early childhood and are comfortable doing a light round of manual QA, I’d love to see a brief sample of similar work.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Engaging, age-appropriate text—think short stories, simple rhymes, mini-lessons or activity prompts that teach early concepts such as letters, numbers, colors and shapes.
• A warm, playful tone with clear, simple vocabulary that parents and teachers can read aloud.
• Practical suggestions inside each piece (e.g., “Try tracing the shape with your finger”) to encourage hands-on learning.
After writing, you’ll log into our browser-based CMS, paste in the material, add any basic formatting, and manually verify that every page displays correctly: headings render properly, links and navigation work, and no odd line breaks slip through. If you spot an issue, record it in the shared Google Sheet so we can fix it fast. No automated test scripts are required—just careful eyes on desktop and tablet views.
Final hand-off is simple: well-structured text files (Word or Google Docs) plus a short test report confirming each page’s status. If you have experience writing for early childhood and are comfortable doing a light round of manual QA, I’d love to see a brief sample of similar work.
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