CURRICULUM RESOURCES


At 100cameras, we provide children and youth with simple tools to use photography and storytelling as a way to learn, reflect, and grow.


Whether at home or in a classroom, our programs build creativity, confidence, and meaningful connections — in ways that last far beyond the activities themselves.

EXPLORE OUR PROGRAMS


Turnkey photography and storytelling resources that build confidence, resilience, communication skills, and personal growth.
Designed for both youth and educators.



Storytelling Program for Youth: Semester Pack

A semester-long, press-and-play online course for children and youth that builds confidence, creativity, resilience, and communication through photography and storytelling. ✅ ESA and voucher funds can be used. Students complete 16 activities across four chapters, averaging one enrichment activity per week. Interactive video lessons guide them to explore how photos tell stories, reflect emotions, and capture meaningful experiences. The program works with any camera or smartphone, making it accessible to all families. Each activity takes 30–60 minutes and is designed for students to complete independently at home or in small groups. Optional bonus projects extend learning for teens 12+. Families appreciate the no-prep format, flexible schedule, and lasting impact. Recognized to support literacy, arts, and personal growth standards, and aligned with national learning benchmarks and funding requirements.

100cameras

100cameras

$197

Curriculum for Educators: Annual License

A turnkey resource for educators bringing photography and storytelling into classrooms, co-ops, or youth programs. Standards-aligned with Literacy, Common Core, Arts, CASEL, and national benchmarks - and supported by research from United Nations institutions - it’s designed for flexible, impactful learning in-person or remote. Offered as an annual flat-rate license per teacher, the curriculum includes eight modules with lesson plans, tutorials, and guided activities that strengthen emotional intelligence, resilience, communication, and creativity. Each module is turnkey to teach, with no prior photography experience required. Student surveys show strong outcomes: 94% believe they can make a difference in their communities, 93% feel more optimistic about their future, and 92% report stronger self-expression. Bulk pricing is available for multiple sites, teachers, and districts. Low-cost cameras are available as an add-on. Contact us at [email protected]!

100cameras

100cameras

$1,500

RESEARCH BACKED


Backed by research in partnership with United Nations institutions, our curriculum has been tested worldwide and shown to improve youth well-being.
- 93% reported more optimism about their future
- 94% said it strengthened their belief they can make a difference
- 92% felt more able to express themselves and their feelings

WHY IT MATTERS


Youth today face stress, anxiety, and isolation.
Words alone aren’t always enough — photography gives them a constructive way to process experiences, share their voice, and grow in confidence.
Families tell us this workshop helps children feel calmer, more connected, and proud of their stories.


ABOUT 100CAMERAS

Equipping students with creative tools that build confidence and lifelong skills


For over 16 years, 100cameras has equipped more than 35,000 students across the U.S. and worldwide with photography and storytelling programs that build confidence, improve emotional intelligence, strengthen resilience, develop communication skills, and support personal growth. Our resources are turnkey and flexible, designed for schools, districts, homeschool, and charter networks.

Our work has been recognized globally through partnerships with the United Nations institutions as well as leading brands like Apple, Adobe, Paramount, Toyota, and Fujifilm, among many others. Student stories have been showcased everywhere from the United Nations to local community spaces, ensuring youth perspectives are seen and valued.

100cameras is nationally trusted for its proven approach: giving students constructive outlets to reflect, create, and grow — outcomes that last long after the program ends.