Right now you buy a pack for the grade and subject you teach. The Year costs about the same and stops the question from coming up again — the grade you move to next year, the section of something else they hand you in August, the Mini Missions, and everything I build while you’re a member. All of it, already in your library.
Not against the whole catalog — you don’t teach every subject, and I’m not going to pretend a fifth-grade teacher gets value out of AP Statistics. Here is the comparison that is actually true for you.
| Grades 3–5 Your grade pack — 4 simulations for your grade | $99 |
| Grades 6–8 Your course pack — 2 simulations for your grade and subject | $59 |
| Grades 9–12 Your course pack — 2 simulations for your course | $66 |
| The PATIENCE Year — all of it, every grade, every subject | $99 |
If you teach elementary, the Year costs exactly what your own grade pack costs, and you get everything else on top of it. If you teach one middle or high school course, the Year is thirty to forty dollars more than your course pack — and that difference buys you every other course, all 24 Mini Missions, and everything added to the library while you’re a member.
A teacher personally uses two or three simulations a year. But she faces Monday morning thirty-six times.
That last line is the whole reason the Year exists, and it’s the honest reason I’m building more than simulations. What’s below is what’s on the bench.
The founding price is capped at 300 members. It is a cap, not a target — if it never fills, it still closes. After that, the Year sells at its regular price and founding members keep theirs.
These are in development. They are deliberately listed here rather than in what you are guaranteed above, because I would rather under-promise and ship than sell you a calendar I cannot keep. Founding members vote on the order.
The cart opens this fall. Put your name down now and you get first access before it goes out to anyone else — and your $99 is locked from the moment you join. Nothing is charged today.