A 45-minute lesson for adult Sunday School focusing on Exodus 7-17. It explores Pharaoh's pride, the Passover as a type of Christ, and the concept of daily spiritual bread through the miracle of manna.

Курс з екстремального скату та сучасного музичного продакшну, що поєднує абсурдну фонетику з агресивними бітами (phonk, hardbass, trap).

A hands-on file folder game and introductory lesson focusing on four core elements of art: line, shape, color, and texture. Students learn to identify these elements through visual examples and interactive matching.

The final component of the Exposure Triangle: ISO. Students learn how digital sensors process light and the trade-offs between sensitivity and image quality.

A foundational lesson on the precursors to opera, focusing on Renaissance vocal forms like the Chanson, Madrigal, and Lute Song that paved the way for the Baroque invention of opera.

A hands-on exploration of architectural construction methods from ancient stack-and-pile to modern reinforced concrete, designed for Dual Credit Art Appreciation students.

A guided exploration of the Harlem Renaissance exhibition at the Met Museum, designed for students with emerging reading skills to engage with art history through literal and inferential questions.

A creative exploration of colors through a word search activity, designed for young artists or those needing large print accessibility.

A comprehensive project where students design a clothing brand from scratch, including identity, logo, product design, and a tangible paper doll presentation.

A comprehensive guide for high school students on the nuances of professional symphony orchestra etiquette, focusing on the history, expectations, and the collective experience of live classical music.

A foundational dive into music theory basics, covering rhythm, pitch, scales, and harmony for beginners.

A multi-day competitive music theory challenge using musictheory.net for drills and gamified classroom activities.

An exploration of how color psychology influences consumer behavior in the food, beverage, and hospitality industries, aligned with Grade 11 Design and Visual Communications standards.

A week-long challenge where students act as directors to solve the spatial constraints of Matilda Jr. across multiple stage configurations, culminating in a professional pitch.

A lesson exploring the life and art of Jean-Michel Basquiat, focusing on his journey from street artist to global icon. Designed to resonate with inner-city students by highlighting themes of resilience, identity, and transforming one's environment into art.

Exploring Hermes and Aphrodite, ending the week with a final reading sheet and a wrap-up discussion on Olympian legacies.

The stories of Apollo and Artemis, focusing on the moon, the sun, and the constellation Orion. Students will create popsicle stick constellation looms.

A focus on Athena and Ares, contrasting wisdom and war. Students will complete an Olympian Shield painting project.