Top 10 APUSH Review Games

Although APUSH exams are serious business, your study time doesn’t have to be. Believe it or not, there are fun ways to review for APUSH exams. These top 10 APUSH review games are our favorite ways to study for upcoming exams. Most of the sites in the list below have pre-existing APUSH content just waiting for you to review! Search game sites for relevant content in a variety of ways to ensure access to all the games available. Certainly search for â€Å"APUSH†, but also think about looking for games listed under a specific theme, time period or subject. Also consider creating your own if you have time. Making your own game sets will individualize your content and study needs. APUSH Review Game #1: Jeopardy Labs Can I get APUSH online for $200, Alex? Check out Jeopardy Labs for a ton of APUSH review games. Browse under â€Å"APUSH† for games sorted by semester, time period or major historical event. You can play using multiple players/teams, or just challenge yourself. Like all of the options on this list, Jeopardy Labs provides all of this information for free. APUSH Review Game #2: Flipquiz For one of the most extensive collections of APUSH quizzes, head to Flipquiz.com. Sign up for a free account and gain access to already-made quizzes. Search â€Å"APUSH† for over 2 existing APUSH review quizzes, chances are you will be not have to create any study materials on your own. APUSH Review Game #7: Purpose Games PurposeGames.com has an entire section dedicated to APUSH review. The great thing about this review game site is that it covers such a broad range of APUSH subjects. You can find a quiz on Presidents, colonial founders, geography or landforms. APUSH Review Game #8: Class Tools Use ClassTools.net to integrate APUSH review information in to 1980s arcade games. If you have a hankering to play Pong or Pac-Man, this site is for you. Be warned, this site is not the most efficient use of your study time. There is a lot more playing than reviewing when using these games. Like other sites, there are several free games already created that are relevant to APUSH content, so take a look at existing games before making your own. APUSH Review Game #9: Kahoot If you are looking for a group study option, then check out Kahoot. Sign up for a fee account to get started. Kahoot is a game-based approach to learning. Create a quiz, then play! This online quiz forum is designed for multiple players. If you are tired of the same old quiz format, check out Kahoot’s newest game: Jumble. Jumble questions challenge players to place answers in the correct order rather than selecting a single correct answer. APUSH Review Game #10: Pinterest Although technically not a game, a visit to Pinterest can be one of the best ways to get ideas for APUSH review. Pinterest does your work for you all you have to do is scroll through someone else’s boards. Find interesting ways to review whatever APUSH theme or topic you need help with the most. You never know whatever what new ideas you will be exposed to!