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Building anchor points as schema for students to link their knowledge to is so helpful throughout the course of a year. The APUSH curriculum is bursting at the seams with content, and fantastically so. For some students, making meaning of and memorizing the sheer quantity of concepts, events, figures, acts, amendments, SCOTUS decisions, and more may be a joy, and for others, a bit of a chore to say the least. However, no matter the student, it’s likely to become challenging to keep track of the

A dangerously funny card game that makes U.S. History hilarious... Papers Against Patriots is here to declare independence from boring end-of-the-year doldrums. If you've ever played Cards Against Humanity and wondered if it could transfer to a classroom, wonder no more... It can. Instead of actual playing cards, I've created slips that can be quickly cut out to create small group sets. Just cut on the dotted lines. Students draw gray prompt cards (“Jamestown survived thanks to______.”) and w