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AP® World History First Day of School Activities, Slides, and Course Overview
Have your very first day of teaching AP® World History: Modern completely covered with these first day of school activities. Included you will find: 17 Slides (PowerPoint and Google Slides™ versions available) that contain a Two Truths and a Lie: World History Edition Game and a course overviewStudent Inventory sheetIce Breaker BINGO cardsAPWH Course Overview student handout (units, themes, AP® exam basics)"Organizing World History" whole-class activityContinents and Oceans map quiz and answer k
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), World History
AP World History: Modern Full Course Fill-in-the-Blank Study Guide (43 Pages)
This comprehensive study guide for AP World History: Modern is designed to help students review the entire course in a clear, organized, and exam-focused format. Spanning 43 pages, this resource uses an active fill-in-the-blank format to guide students through all 9 units of AP World History: Modern.Students must actively recall information as they work through each unit. This makes the guide especially effective for strengthening retention, identifying weak areas, and preparing for quizzes,
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), World History
AP® Psychology First Day of School Activities, Slides, and Vocab - AP Psych
Have your first day of AP® Psych covered with this pack of slides, activities, handouts, and introductory vocabulary. The slides come as both PowerPoint and Google Slides™ versions and feature embedded activities and an AP® Psychology course and exam overview. Updated for the new 2024-2025 CED!Full details of what's included: 7 done-for-you slides that feature a simple activity, a thought experiment, an ice breaker exploration assignment, and an overview of AP® Psych 3 theme options of customiz
9th - 12th
Psychology
AP U.S. History Time Period Causation Activity (End of Year Review)
This AP U.S. History Time Period Causation Activity helps students strengthen one of the most important historical thinking skills in the course: placing events in the correct time period while explaining how developments connect across United States history. In this activity, students work collaboratively to sort major events, ideas, movements, and developments into the correct historical periods of AP U.S. History. They then use those developments to build logical causation chains that sho
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
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