Section outline

◄Period 3 1754-1800

    • Monday August 11th - 

      1. Introductions
      2. What does a Historian do?
      3. Tent Name Cards

    • Tuesday August 12th ("flex day") - 

      1. 4th Annual Royal Day
      • 1st Period - Expectations
      • 2nd Period - Respectful
      • 3rd Period - Unstoppable
      • 4th Period - Leaders
      • 5th Period - Engaged

    • Wednesday August 13th - 

      1. Go over the Period 1 Homework Google Slides
      2. Work on Period 1 Homework
      3. Period 1 Homework due Friday

    • Thursday August 14th -

      1. Go over syllabus
      2. Returned syllabus due Monday
      3. Maryland Bone Activity
      4. Work on Period 1 Homework due tomorrow
    • Coach Kavanagh's AP US History Syllabus URL
    • Maryland Bone Activity URL

    • Friday August 15th - 

      1. Finish Maryland Bone Activity
      2. Work on Period 1 HW - Due Monday

    • Monday August 18th -

      1. Syllabus due tonight by midnight
      2. Settle seating chart
      3. Enroll in Moodle
      4. Enroll in MyAP
      5. Period 2 - 4MJRYD
      6. Period 3 - QPAQG7
      7. Period 4 - VY2MGV
      8. Share and work on Period 2 HW
    • MyAP Website URL
    • Enrolling in a Moodle Course URL

    • Tuesday August 19th ("flex day") -

      1. Period 2 Lesson 1 - The Puritans in New England
    • Period 2 Lesson 1 - The Puritans in New England URL

    • Wednesday August 20th - 

      1. Period 2 Lesson 2 - Indian Relations and Rebellions
      2. Period 2 Part 1 HW due tomorrow
    • Period 2 Lesson 2 - Old World and New World Comparisons URL

    • Thursday August 21st - 

      1. Period 2 Lesson 1 due
      2. Period 2 Lesson 1 reading quiz
      3. Period 2 Lesson 3 - Indian Relations and Rebellions
    • Period 2 Lesson 3 - Indian Relations and Rebellions URL

    • Friday August 22nd - 

      1. Finish Period 2 Lesson 3
      2. Period 2 Lesson 4 - The Three Colonial Sections, More Similar or Different?
      3. HW - Period 2 Part 2 HW due Monday
    • Chapter 2 Lesson 4 - The Three Colonial Sections - More Similar or Different? URL

    • Tuesday August 26th ("flex day") -

      1. Multiple Choice Question Overview
      2. Khan Academy Video/Tom Richey Guide
      3. Tell Me About It Period Lesson 1-5 Review
      4. MyAP Period 1/2 Practice Test
      5. Open 11am today to midnight Thursday
      6. Worth 5% extra credit for completing the test before it closes
      7. Period 1/2 Test Friday
      8. 30 Questions/ 40 Minutes
    • Period 1 and Period 2 Multiple Choice Test - Preview Quiz
    • Khan Academy - Multiple Choice Example URL
    • Tom Richey's Multiple Choice Guide File
      Uploaded 11/09/18, 10:43

    • Wednesday August 27th - 

      1. Period 2 Lesson 6 - Origins of American Slavery
      2. Period 1/2 Test Friday - 30 Questions/40 Minutes
    • Period 2 Lesson 6 - Origins of American Slavery URL

    • Thursday August 28th - 

      1. Period 2 Lesson 7 - The Enlightenment and Great Awakening
      2. HW - Period 2 Lesson 4 HW due tomorrow - NO QUIZ
      3. MyAP Period 1/2 Practice Test open until midnight - 5% extra credit for completing the test before it closes
      4. Period 1/2 Test tomorrow - 30 Questions/40 Minutes
    • Period 2 Lesson 7 - The Enlightenment and Great Awakening URL

    • Friday August 29th -

      1. Period 2 Part 5 Homework due - NO QUIZ
      2. Period 1/2 Multiple Choice Test
      3. 30 Questions/40 Minutes
      4. MyAP Multiple Choice Test re-grade due Monday
      5. Worth 5% extra credit for finishing by Monday
    • Period 1 and Period 2 Multiple Choice Test - Period 2 Quiz
      Not available unless: You belong to Period 2
    • Period 1 and Period 2 Multiple Choice Test - Period 3 Quiz
      Not available unless: You belong to Period 3
    • Period 1 and Period 2 Multiple Choice Test - Period 4 Quiz
      Not available unless: You belong to Period 4
    • Period 1 and 2 Forum

      This forum was created to encourage meaningful dialogue among the students enrolled in my APUSH classes.  If you are struggling with some concepts pertaining to this unit  you may use this forum to ask questions.  Other students are encouraged to respond.  Keep in mind that I will be monitoring all the forum discussions so keep the discussions classroom appropriate and related to current topics please.

◄Period 3 1754-1800