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hi! I'm erin

I'm a longtime naturalist who has spent countless hours teaching kids how to flip logs, handle snakes, and read the stars. ​​

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I believe an outdoor education is just as important as what's taught in the classroom. That's why I want to provide resources to empower, teach, and engage students in nature. I'm glad you're here!

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Erin Payne, naturalist and educator, founder of Erin & Out nature learning printables for children.
Red flowers on a mountainside
Yellow fungus in the woods

faqs

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what are printables?

Printables are instant downloads that can be printed or used online. â€‹They are a terrific teaching resource because they can be accessed instantly and used an infinite number of times. â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹

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All of the printables from Erin & Out are designed to teach

science, creativity and play outside.

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Check them out!

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where can I purchase printables?

Shop for digital downloads on your preferred platform!

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-> Browse my Etsy Shop

-> Browse my TPT Shop

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Buy the download once, use it forever!

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how do I get the best print?

Use the following print settings to optimize your printable:

 

  • Quality (Best)

  • Color (Toggle on/off)

  • Paper Size (Letter)

  • Paper Type (Printer or Cardstock)

  • Scale (Fit to Printable Area)

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You can also use print services from Staples, Fedex, or UPS for a more professional print.​

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Need help accessing your printable? Click here!

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can i share purchased printables?

No. All purchased downloads are limited to the use of one educator (or classroom). Sharing, selling, or altering any of my materials is not only against fair-use law but severely hurts my small business. If you know someone who is interested in my resources, please direct them to my online shop. 

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What other content do you make?

  1. Resources. These are learning materials that are hands-on, student-directed, and adaptable. Each one encourages creativity and engagement with the natural world. The best part? They're free!

  2. Blog. Includes how-to guides, animal facts, and stories from the field. 

  3. Instagram & Facebook. Follow for bite-sized science!

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i have a question

I'm here to help! Shoot me an email at erinandout@gmail.com

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