Category: Teaching Tools
The SFFILM Education team works tirelessly to provide materials for teachers to easily incorporate film into their curriculum, including lesson plans, study and discussion guides, and more.
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Learning about the road to rehabilitation and prison justice reform through ‘Q Ball’
Learning about the road to rehabilitation and prison justice reform through ‘Q Ball’
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Learning about world cultures, cuisines, and a lifelong passion, through ‘Nothing Fancy: Diana Kennedy’
Learning about world cultures, cuisines, and a lifelong passion, through ‘Nothing Fancy: Diana Kennedy’
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Learning about student activism and taking pride in one’s culture in ‘We Are the Radical Monarchs’
Learning about student activism and taking pride in one’s culture in ‘We Are the Radical Monarchs’
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Learning about living life to its fullest in ‘Supa Modo’
Learning about living life to its fullest in ‘Supa Modo’
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Learning about climate change with ‘Bill Nye: Science Guy’
Learning about climate change with ‘Bill Nye: Science Guy’
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Learning about the fight for equal rights in ‘Dolores’
Learning about the fight for equal rights in ‘Dolores’
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Learning about music as building blocks of society in ‘Serenade for Haiti’
Learning about music as fundamental building blocks of society in ‘Serenade for Haiti’
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Learning about women’s rights through the documentary ‘RBG’
Learning about women’s rights through the documentary ‘RBG’
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Learning about immersive storytelling through computer graphics — Lucasfilm
Learning about immersive storytelling through computer graphics — Lucasfilm
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Learning how Pixar short ‘Sanjay’s Super Team’ was made
Learning how Pixar short ‘Sanjay’s Super Team’ was made
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Learning how Pixar’s animated short ‘Piper’ was made
Learning how Pixar’s animated short ‘Piper’ was made