Foundation
Seven lessons introduce the rink, a welcoming first end, visual space, balanced delivery rhythm, grip, mat-and-jack sequence and neutral line-and-length language.
Forty illustrated lessons
The seven fieldbook districts
A complete curriculum for observing and discussing lawn bowls without creating a player record or claiming live club information.
Line
Six lessons compare forehand and backhand windows, centre reference, short-jack perspective, shared rhythm and long-view patience.
Length
Six lessons explore draw-depth zones, trail space, yard-on intention, weighted contact, guard depth and a position beyond the jack.
Bias
Six lessons use wide or short finishes, concentric head reading, measuring space, two-option dialogue and lead placement.
Shot Library
Seven lessons examine second, third and skip perspectives plus adult pairs, triples, fours and social roll-up flow.
Head Reading
Four lessons cover adult coaching language, composing an end, an anonymous map and courtesy around a close head.
Club Day
Four lessons connect preparation, an equipment demonstration, a length station and a respectful close.
Every lesson has a complete shape
Purpose, setup, sequence, observation, variation and close.
A lesson does more than caption an image. It explains what the activity is for, what the real environment must supply, how to proceed in several readable steps, what to observe without judging a person, how to simplify or extend the exercise and how to restore the shared space.
That structure keeps safety and authority boundaries inside the learning material rather than hiding them in a generic disclaimer.
Private bookmark
Remember the lesson, not the player.
A bookmark stores only a lesson identifier in app-private preferences. It never stores a participant name, score, photograph, ability assessment, health note, team choice or match history. Clear Local Choices or uninstall removes it.