The following Advanced Placement courses have summer work.
AP Art
AP Biology
Students are able to access the textbook via BEEP.
AP Biology Ecosystems Grading Rubric
AP Calculus AB or BC
AP Chemistry
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1. Download outlines and printout for Chapters 1-4, and significant figures notes
from the AP Chem page at www.sciencegeek.net
2. Review using corresponding chapter powerpoints for Chapters 1-4
3. Review Honors chemistry topics at www.westernchemistry.com
4. Memorize symbols of 50 elements their charges as ions and polyatomic ions for
quiz week one
5. Practice interactive web quizzes from www.sciencegeek.net
for Chapters 1,2 and printout
6. Read Supplementary Study Guide Chapters 1-4-(may sign out for the summer)
Review by doing some of the practice problem
7. Complete summer assignment by second day of class
Princeton review book-
Read pages 1-27, answer pages 29-33
Read pages 61-69, answer pages 70-74
Read pages 285-298
Summer assignment practice-print out worksheets
online at westernchemistry.com Weiss, AP chemistry website
answer pages #1-12, 15, 17-45,53-54
save rest for later if you can’t understand material
AP European History
AP Human Geography
AP Language
AP Literature
The books are How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster
and
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
Assignments, note-taking guides, power-point lectures and worksheets will be sent to AP Statistics students via e-mail. I will need a valid e-mail address for each of you.
I do not require a specific AP Study Guide book but previous students have found the summaries in 5 Steps to a 5 are better than other books. The multiple choice and practice tests in the Barron's book are highly rated. We will also do practice in class.
For the summer assignment this year, instead of a worksheet packet or reading a book, I would like you to watch the TED TALKS in the link below. We will discuss these at the beginning of the school year.
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AP World History
Students will need to purchase the text, "The World that Trade Created: Society, Culture, and the World Economy 1400-present" by Kenneth Pomeranz and Steven Topik in order to complete the assignment.