We will go through each topic in the AP Biology curriculum in preparation for the AP exam.

Looking to get a head start on AP Human Geography for the upcoming school year? Just wanting to swing by and learn something new? This is the series for you! AP Human Geography is a vocabulary and concept application based class, which is the first AP course taken by many- can seem very daunting! Here I will prepare you guys and give you a head start to being successful in the course. No previous experience required. We will cover all 5 units of Collegeboard's AP Human Geography curriculum and I will provide you guys with tips/strategies for the AP exam. I will help you guys start getting prepared by doing review multiple choice questions and free response questions.

We'll have different sessions where we cover different basic topics in Spanish, as well as learn about Spanish culture.

We will have many sessions where we cover different parts of the AP government curriculum. *AP Government is an introductory college-level course to American Government and Politics. This is a great course to gain knowledge about the American democratic system.

We will have different sessions (I may add/remove more) where I will go over all 7 units of the Collegeboard AP Human Geography curriculum. We will cover the basic vocab, ideas, theories, and models, go through FRQs and many practice problems. If you are going to take APHG next year, this is a great boost so you will already know most of the vocabulary going into the class, but if not, you'll learn something new! Unit 1: Thinking Geographically Unit 2: Population and Migration Patterns and Processes Unit 3: Cultural Patterns and Processes Unit 4: Political Patterns and Processes Unit 5: Agricultural and Rural Land-use Patterns and Processes Unit 6: Cities and Urban Land Use Patterns and Processes Unit 7: Industrial and Economic Development Patterns and Processes *APHG is a vocab-based, introductory social science Advanced Placement course

We'll have weekly sessions where we cover different steps on how to solve a Rubik's cube, hopefully resulting in you being able to solve it as the end result! :)