MsP-AP

Includes all of the resources that I used to help students prepare for the AP World History exam. Because of the time and energy I put into creating these resources, almost everyone in my classes receives a 3 or higher on the exam. (I also included a free worksheet that I give to students to help them brainstorm content as they review)

This bundle includes the comprehensive APHG summer assignment (which can be used as an introductory lesson) and the group WS that I use on the same topics to get kids working together once they start the class. Lots of time spent refining these lessons to get kids ready for an AP workload as well as become INTERESTED in the topic!

A seven-page document that covers ALL of the six periods of world history BY REGION. Six regions are included (Americas, Europe, East Asia, Middle East, South Asia, Africa) and key content that is NEEDED for the AP exam is included. Helps students place innovations chronologically while they review.

Do you use AMSCO for your AP classes? Use this reading guide to help students read and take quality notes in preparation for the AP Exam. I also have listed 30 MCQ questions (2 versions w/ answer keys) that I will bundle with the project to assess student learning. Individual AMSCO sections are hyper-linked on the PDF! :)

This is a bundle of BOTH of my timelines (seven and six pages) that has the same information for exam review, but in TWO different styles to aid student learning. One organizes key content by REGIONS with each period examined. The other organizes key content by PERIODS with each region examined.

This is a nine-page exam prep survey I provide to all students before they take the AP Exam. Students can go through the survey as they study and check off what they already know, as well as what they need to review in each period. This took many hours to prepare!

A 10-questions quiz to gauge what your students know about U.S. Government before starting the class. Engages students while introducing concepts! Answer Key separate, but a bundle is available that INCLUDES a fun powerpoint presentation that goes over the answers! (Sources linked)

Buy the 10-question quiz and answer key together and save! I will also throw in a presentation that I use to present the answers to students and generate class discussion. All answer sources are linked on presentation.

This is a six-page document that has the EXACT information as part one, but organized by PERIODS with each region, rather than REGIONS with each period. I give my students these options so they can pick the timeline that best works with their learning styles. Pick one or the other or buy both! Key review before the exam!

This is a great activity to gauge what students can do before (or just after) entering an APHG class for the first time. It has readings/videos for each unit tested on in APHG to introduce students to interesting topics. A worksheet and questions are attached for each reading. Readings include: Globalization (loss of U.S. manufacturing, world population growth, Ramadan fasting, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, GMOS, and cost of living in San Francisco **Please note my course information is on the a

Once students have completed the summer assignment, use this worksheet to get kids talking and collaborating in your classroom! Uses visuals for each topic with new and pointed questions to make sure students understand the topics. **Can be used as a stand alone worksheet if needed (but may need additional reading links **Topics include loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs, world population growth, Ramadan fasting, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, GMOs, and cost of living in San Francisco

The complete answer key to the 10-question quiz to introduce students to government topics. All sources are linked, with summary answers typed out to help focus students. Absolutely essential information to start off a school year and get kids interested in American government!

This is a 3-page review of key content for the AP World History Exam. Each period (with dates) is included, as well as the key questions for each period and major and bullet points of all major content that MUST be known for the AP exam.