Sunshine Arts

This is a fantastic slideshow to get students familiar with basic photography rules. It is funny and engaging, and gets students to question their own photography techniques. Just because you have a camera, it doesn't mean you take good photographs. With these simple rules, your photos will improve drastically! Use for art class, journalism class, yearbook, or any subject before a creative project using photography.

This music appreciation course is designed to include supplemental music activities that will get students excited about different genres of music. Dreamworks' movie, Trolls World Tour, is the foundation for this course. There are six kingdoms of music in the film, and there are six genres of music your students will get to explore in this unit: Pop, Rock, Classical, Country, Funk and Techno. This is the POP lecture. Bundle with other lectures and supplemental material.

This music appreciation course is designed to include supplemental music activities that will get students excited about different genres of music. Dreamworks' movie, Trolls World Tour, is the foundation for this course. There are six kingdoms of music in the film, and there are six genres of music your students will get to explore in this unit: Pop, Rock, Classical, Country, Funk and Techno. This is the CLASSICAL lecture. Bundle with other lectures and supplemental material.

This music appreciation course is designed to include supplemental music activities that will get students excited about different genres of music. Dreamworks' movie, Trolls World Tour, is the foundation for this course. There are six kingdoms of music in the film, and there are six genres of music your students will get to explore in this unit: Pop, Rock, Classical, Country, Funk and Techno. This is the TECHNO lecture. Bundle with other lectures and supplemental material.

I always start my photography lessons with some basic photography principles - Shutter Speed and Aperture. This FUN and SILLY fast shutter speed slide show is the perfect way for students to get excited about exploring their cameras and learning this very important photography skill. Remember, when teaching this, make sure the students are outside, in full sun. You need all the light you can get to get awesome fast shutter speed images. All of these images would have a shutter speed of 1/500 or