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44activities & supporting resources
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Explore the collection ↓ Eyeballs over screens. I use digital activities after instruction, reading, writing, and discussion—to reinforce what students already know.
Students own their work. AI-assisted development does not authorize students to use AI to produce or revise submitted work. These are materials for students to think with.
All courses 44 U.S. History 24 AP U.S. Government & Politics 22
44 resources across both courses. Shared activities appear in each relevant course.
Writing & revision Online activity
Unit 2 · The Early Republic
Evaluate historical arguments, connect evidence to interpretation, and examine sample essays against a writing rubric.
Includes AI-generated practice essays, labeled as examples for analysis. Students write their own work.
Simulations & models Online activity
Constitutional foundations · U.S. History Unit 2 / AP Government Unit 1
Debate constitutional compromises, ratification, and the design of national power through classroom decisions.
Also useful in U.S. History and AP U.S. Government & Politics.
Simulations & models Online activity
Unit 2 · The Early Republic
Review the Revolution, the founding of the republic, and how history is remembered.
Discussion & seminars Online activity
Unit 2 · The Early Republic
Compare the musical’s portrayal of events with historical biography and evidence.
Simulations & models Online activity
Constitutional foundations · U.S. History Unit 2 / AP Government Unit 1
Work through the challenges of governing under the Articles of Confederation and the debate over national power.
Also useful in U.S. History and AP U.S. Government & Politics.
Handouts & charts PDF
Unit 2 · The Early Republic
Compare the musical’s portrayal of events with historical biography and evidence.
Show all 24 U.S. History resources ↓ 22 RESOURCES
AP U.S. Government & Politics Founding arguments, constitutional design, federalism, Supreme Court cases, and AP practice.
Full course & daily plans → Simulations & models Online activity
Constitutional foundations · U.S. History Unit 2 / AP Government Unit 1
Debate constitutional compromises, ratification, and the design of national power through classroom decisions.
Also useful in U.S. History and AP U.S. Government & Politics.
Practice & self-assessment Online activity
Unit 1 · Foundations of American Democracy
Practice with 25 questions drawn from a 50-question bank, plus concept-application and SCOTUS-comparison FRQs. Review explanations and self-assess written responses.
Open practice version. No email or login required; responses stay in the visitor’s browser. Independent practice, not an official College Board assessment.
Simulations & models Online activity
Constitutional foundations · U.S. History Unit 2 / AP Government Unit 1
Work through the challenges of governing under the Articles of Confederation and the debate over national power.
Also useful in U.S. History and AP U.S. Government & Politics.
Source analysis & comparison Online activity
Unit 1 · Foundations of American Democracy
Compare natural rights, consent, and the purposes of government.
Source analysis & comparison Online activity
Unit 1 · Foundations of American Democracy
Compare factions, republican government, and competing political and economic ideas.
Source analysis & comparison Online activity
Unit 1 · Foundations of American Democracy
Compare factions, republican government, and competing political and economic ideas.
Show all 22 AP U.S. Government & Politics resources ↓ MORE FROM MY CLASSROOM
Looking for another course? This AI-assisted collection currently covers U.S. History and AP Government. The courses below have their own teaching materials; I have not listed them as AI-ified lesson collections.
COURSE MATERIALS Journalism → Newsroom goals, reporting, ethics, and student ownership.
COURSE MATERIALS Latin American History → Archived readings, assignments, and a historian conversation.
COURSE MATERIALS Philosophy of Government → Seminar questions, political thought, and semester plans.
COURSE MATERIALS American Judaism & Popular Culture → Comics, identity, historical context, and assignment sheets.
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