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Independent Reading & Vocabulary Unit for AP English or High School English
You know the value of independent reading and the importance of studying vocabulary in context, but what English teacher has the time to build both in the curriculum? You do! This simple plan for maintaining independent reading and building students' vocabularies will fit seamlessly into whatever you're already doing. This FREE Google drive folder includes: a detailed teacher guide for how you can implement a simplified independent reading and vocabulary unit into your AP or regular English cla
9th - 12th
Other (ELA), Reading, Vocabulary
CCSS
L.11-12.4
, L.11-12.4a
, L.11-12.4b
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Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 0 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 0 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
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Return to Normalcy - FREE Interactive Digital Activity for US History, APUSH
"Return to Normalcy" sounds simple — until you ask what it actually meant. This activity pushes students past the slogan to map the real connections between Harding's election, immigration restriction, and U.S. isolationism, uncovering what Americans were actually asking for in the wake of WWI. In this activity, students map connections between Harding's election, U.S. isolationism, and immigration restrictions to analyze what Americans really meant by "Return to Normalcy" after WWI. Instead of
8th - 11th
U.S. History
World War II – US History No-Prep Digital Activities for Analysis & Debate, 8-AP
From the debate over isolationism to the decision to drop the atomic bomb, the homefront mobilization to the lasting consequences of the war: World War II is packed with content, controversy, and historical thinking opportunities — and often too little time to do it justice. This digital activity bundle features 6 prebuilt engaging and interactive Superstructures, customized for the core topics of World War II and with an option to do the whole war in a day. It's complete with one-page Teacher
8th - 11th
U.S. History
AP® Human Geography Current Event Analysis Template for Any Article
Help your students make connections between the content they learn about in AP Human Geography and the world outside your classroom with this current events analysis worksheet. The graphic organizer can be used over and over again for any article or event. It asks students to summarize the event or point of the article, analyze its causes and effects using the ESPeN method, and point out direct connections to human geography concepts. It can be printed or used digitally. This is a quick and easy
9th - 12th
Geography
Also included in: AP® Human Geography Full Course MEGA Bundle
Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 1 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 1 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
Thoreau's "Where I Lived and What I Lived For" Advanced Lessons and Activities
Introduce Your AP® English Literature Students to Close Reading and Deep Analysis with Thoreau’s “Where I Lived and What I Lived For”Looking for a rigorous yet accessible way to introduce annotation, literary analysis, and thematic discussion in your AP® English Literature and Composition classroom? This thoughtfully curated excerpt from Henry David Thoreau’s Walden—“Where I Lived and What I Lived For”—is the perfect starting point. This resource invites students to explore the core transcenden
9th - 12th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
Also included in: Lion Heart's Foundations of AP® English Literature Complete Bundle
Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 4 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 4 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 2 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 2 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 3 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 3 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
Myers' Psych. for the AP Course (4th ed.) Unit 5 Module Quizzes
This resource contains all of the quizzes at the ends of the Unit 5 modules in the Myers' Psychology for the AP Course (4th ed.) textbook. The questions are exactly the same as in the textbook, except that the order of the answer choices has been changed so that students cannot simply memorize "Question 1 is A, Question 2 is C..." etc. (Occasionally I have changed the names of the people in the quiz responses as well, for the same reason.) Use these online quizzes to assess how well the students
9th - 12th
Psychology
Prompt Writing for Beginners — AI Made Simple
A step-by-step guide for teachers, students, and professionals learning how to write effective AI prompts. Transform the way you use AI tools in the classroom or workplace! This beginner-friendly crash course walks you through the core skills of prompt writing—the key to automating real-world tasks and saving hours of time each week. You’ll learn exactly how to structure, test, and refine prompts so AI gives you high-quality, reliable results every time. Think of it as your personal AI tutor gui
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Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Robotics
AP US History Power Point for Period 1 (1491-1607)
The AP US History Period 1 Power Point (covering pre-Columbian Native Americans and Spanish colonization of North America) is closely-aligned to the College Board's Course and Exam Description for AP US History. The presentation includes slides with concise bullet-points for each topic and learning objective for Period 1 (TOP 1.1-1.7). Additional slides explicitly state the learning objectives, include short relevant video clips, prompt students to discuss high-level questions, and determine
9th - 12th
Social Studies, U.S. History
AP® Art & Design Curriculum Guide | Free Resource Map for Drawing & 2-D Design
Not sure where to start with my AP Art & Design resources? This free guide shows you exactly how I organize and use them throughout the year in my own classroom. This is not a new lesson or activity. It’s a planning tool to help you see how these resources fit together to determine which ones may work in your classroom. What's Included:A complete list of my AP Art products in the order I use themDirect links to the Complete Course Bundle and Canvas Course for easy accessThis guide gives you th
10th - 12th
Visual Arts
Free Instructional Strategies Menu for Advanced Learners, Classes, or Coursework
Looking for ready-to-use instructional strategies to challenge your advanced learners? This FREE teacher resource provides a menu of Pre-AP/AP aligned strategies across Arts, English Language Arts, History & Social Studies, Math, and Science. Each section includes: ✅ Focus areas aligned with Pre-AP shared principles ✅ Classroom-ready instructional strategies ✅ Kagan cooperative learning structures tailored for advanced coursework This quick-reference guide is perfect for lesson planning,
1st - 12th
For All Subjects
Calculus Slides and Videos for You and Your Students
This set of Google Slides contains links to videos that I have made. It is organized by subject and links for each subject are found in the first few slides. You will find note sheets that match the problems on the videos (if they don't all match exactly - most do - then they are remarkably similar) in my store Texmathletes as I get them uploaded. There are also assignments and activities that precede/follow the notes.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus
Also included in: Calculus Part 1 Notes (From Attributes of Functions to Finding Limits)
Test/Quiz Corrections Template for Students (Free)
This is a Google Document that students can make a copy of to complete quiz or test corrections for. You can make a copy and edit the document however you wish. Here are the instructions included on the page: "Test corrections help you learn from your mistakes on a test. By thinking carefully about where your thinking went wrong and why the correct answer is better, you understand the lesson more deeply. This kind of reflection makes your learning stronger and helps you improve for next time. Yo
9th - 12th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Psychology
BACK TO SCHOOL | AP Art History | AP Art History for Back to school!
Get ready for BACK TO SCHOOL with our AP Art History for Back to School! Dive into AP Art History Back to School lesson and explore the Back to School Art History AP worksheets for an engaging start to the year! Kick off your AP Art History course with this engaging first-day digital lesson that introduces students to the breadth of the curriculum! This interactive Google Slides presentation includes 13 narrated slides, each paired with a corresponding worksheet slide to help students develo
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
African History, Art History, World History
Also included in: AP Art History Digital Narrated Art Semester Bundle
Digital Guide to Acrylic Painting: Artistic Process for High School Art VA:Cr1.1
This Digital Guide to Acrylic Painting teaches the artistic process for high school art, aligned with VA:Cr1.1. The Digital Guide to Acrylic Painting focuses on the artistic process for high school art students, helping them explore techniques and create original works while meeting the VA:Cr1.1 standard. From Idea to Signature: A Standards-Based Painting Lesson That Teaches the Full Creative Process Aligned with Visual Arts Creating Standards VA:Cr1.1 – VA:Cr3.1Help students move beyond simp
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Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Also included in: AP Art History Digital Narrated Art Semester Bundle
Free Exit Ticket Sampler for U.S. Government
Looking for meaningful, standards-aligned ways to end your lessons? This free Exit Ticket Sampler gives you 6 ready-to-use prompts that help students apply key concepts, reflect on civic issues, and build academic writing skills, all in just a few minutes a day. Perfect for on-level U.S. Government and AP U.S. Government and Politics classes! ✅ What’s Included: 6 in-depth, scaffolded exit tickets (printable & editable)Prompts based on real government topics like Federalist No. 10, judicial re
9th - 12th
Civics, Government
AP Business with Personal Finance Unit 1 Google Slides with Guided Notes
Complete Course Slides and Projects Bundle Available HereFor the PowerPoint, Word, and Excel version of these materials, click hereIndividual units also available:Unit 1 Notes - Business, Competition, and New Ideas (Available for Free)Unit 2 Notes - Marketing (Available for Free)Unit 3 Part 1 Notes - Personal Savings and BorrowingUnit 3 Part 2 Notes - Business Finance and AccountingUnit 4 Notes - Management and StrategyUnit 5 Notes - Goals, Budgeting, and InvestingUnit 6 Notes + Projects - Busin
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
AP African American Studies 1.9 Kingdom of the Kongo FRQ Writing
For my APAAS classes I introduce the FRQ writing practice very early, and one of the main ways I do this is by creating FRQ research and FRQ writing hyperdocs. I use these at least 1-2 times per unit as a way of student centered research, class collaboration, and FRQ task verb practice. Typically I will assign a research group amongst my students of 2-4 students per group/lo/ek/etc. and have the students work together to fill out this google doc as a class. For instance, I would assign 3 large g
9th - 12th
African History, Black History, World History
AP Vocab Template
For AP Comparative Government and Politics, this can be used as a daily vocabulary review. The term goes in the center. The best way to use it is to laminate them and use dry or wet erase markers.
9th - 12th
Government, Vocabulary
April Fools Day ELA Activity |Fun Literary Character Analysis Writing | 9th-12th
Looking for a fun, engaging, and meaningful April Fools' Day activity for your 9th-12th grade ELA classroom? This high-interest lesson combines humor with rigorous literary analysis and writing, making it perfect for grades 9–12. In this creative activity, students match a literary character with a realistic April Fools prank and defend their choice through a thoughtful, evidence-based written response. This lesson goes beyond surface-level fun and challenges students to think critically about c
8th - 12th
Creative Writing, Literature, Writing
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