Project-Based Learning in AP U.S. History Book

APUSH is serious business. PBL makes it seriously fun! Step-by-step instructions show you how to implement project-based learning in your own classroom, and five hands-on projects—all aligned to AP®, C3, and Common Core standards—give you a place to start: Colonial Convention Multiple Perspectives of the American Revolution Cost-Benefit Analysis of War The Conservation Movement and Me Making Music: Politics, Culture, and Entertainment Table of Contents Introduction Project Development Project 1: Colonial Convention To the Teacher Thoughts to Consider Entry Event Project Standards Alignment Project 2: Multiple Perspectives of the American Revolution To the Teacher Thoughts to Consider Entry Event Project Standards Alignment Project 3: Cost-Benefit Analysis of War To the Teacher Thoughts to Consider Entry Event Project Standards Alignment Project 4: The Conservation Movement and Me To the Teacher Thoughts to Consider Entry Event Project Standards Alignment Project 5: Making Music: Politics, Culture, and Entertainment To the Teacher Thoughts to Consider Entry Event Project Standards Alignment Reproducible Handouts Closing References Download Table of Contents Close ©2019. High school. Reproducible. 122 pages. Book Download: PDF. We recommend Foxit PDF for viewing or editing PDFs. Print Book: Spiral-bound. 8.5 x 11 inches.