HELPFUL LINKS BY TOPIC
MAPS: fun and practiceMAPS: Interesting map sites I have found
Seriously, this map be the coolest mapping site, EVER. It uses information and statistics to "resize" the countries of the world based on a wide variety of subjects. Check it out here: Show World 40 Maps that explain the world- looking at animated and thematic maps that connect to EVERY unit! True Size of Africa- map projections and distortions Modern Africa- through different types of maps MAP PRACTICE Interactive Map of the U.S.-do you know where your States are? Interactive Map of Northern Africa/Middle East-test your knowledge! Google Earth Gallery- Take tours of landmarks, cathedrals, castles, and more! Atlas Tests-world atlas maps Geography Games-interactive map quizzes-study and test yourself Map Quizzes-on your student companion site from your book World Countries-a trivia quiz Lizard Point Quizzes-Another interactive map quiz site to study from AP HUG APS for your Phone/tablet/etc. Yup. For your phone. Be a dork like me and download them. Many are FREE! Commence the studying. APGH Study AP: http://geographyeducation.org/2013/04/15/aphg-study-app/ more to come... |
WRITINGMEL-CON help
....may help w/FRQs, especially the EL-CON part The following links and documents will help you: Transition Links This MELCON page will help you....see -Planning sheet for writing paragraphs (your FRQ responses are basically well written paragraphs, not traditional 5 paragraph essays) -Sample paragraphs All in one site with graphic organizers and explanations PLAGIARISM AND CITATIONS 1. What is plagiarism-tips to avoid 2. Purdue Writing Lab- I used this in high school AND in college for examples on how to cite in works cited pages and IN my papers! 3. Purdue Writing Lab-in-text citations (where you need the help!) 4. How and When to Cite in a Paper 5. Sample Papers in MLA Format-they will show you what everything should look like 6. Citations and Paper Writing Tips for grades 7-12 7. A Video to Explain Become a member of the Global Society Kiva- donate money to people to help start and sustain businesses Studying for your AP EXAM Learning Pods-Quizzes on each unit! Models and theories- Prezi Review Interesting article related to AP HUG VOCAB HELP AP EXAM Definitions |
ap & eTC.FRQ
Use the attached documents and links below to help you with rewriting your FRQs. 1. Strategies for writing AP HUG FRQ 2. AP Student Tips 3. FRQ Tips including a quick outline (my favorite!) 4. AP Writing Exam Tips including PAST FRQs and acceptable/unacceptable answers (this is where I found the ones for you in class) OTHER FUN SITES Hubbard High School Vocabsushi-a great site to build and expand your vocabularly. Vist the Louvre-if you can’t make it to Paris… Visit Ancient Rome- interactive Google Earth tours. Lemonade Game-Supply and demand, anyone? Quite addictive. My Website Library- this site is a collection of bookmarks that I use and have made available to you. The Black Plague- one of the deadliest pandemics in human history, peaking in Europe between 1348 and 1350. Mr. Renaissance Man- Exploring Leonard da Vinci. The Reformation: The Tudors- from Henry III to Elizabeth and the Armada. Emancipation Proclamation- Read information and view the document. Dred Scott Decision- includes information, pictures, related books. World War II- a huge site devoted to all things WWII. Anne Frank House- The Museum site; the most complete and current information with unique photos and film images. The Manhattan Project- An interactive History site about the Manhattan Projec. Vietnam War- a site including a timeline, pictures, primary documents and more. |