from one AP HUG teacher to another
For Teachers
Three daily AP® Human Geography puzzles, built from the vocabulary in the Course and Exam Description. Put one on the board and solve it as a class, or have students play on their own devices.
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Class Mode
Class Mode shows today's puzzle with big, readable text for a projector or smartboard. Results in Class Mode aren't saved, so a whole-class solve won't change your streak or any student's.
To turn it on, click Class Mode at the top of any game. Or bookmark these links, which open straight into Class Mode:
New to teaching AP HUG?
The teacher plan
A course that walks you through AP Human Geography unit by unit, plus tools for using the games in class.
- The puzzle builder: make your own Regions and Corridors puzzles from your vocab list
- The puzzle library, with every puzzle sorted by unit and AP topic
- A guided course for teachers new to AP Human Geography, one unit at a time
Paid plan, coming soon
Teacher Pass tools
Turn your own vocabulary list into a Regions or Corridors puzzle, pick one from the puzzle library sorted by unit and AP topic, or build a sub plan you can post as one link. Students just open it.
How the daily puzzles work
- Everyone gets the same puzzle each day, so students can compare results in class.
- New puzzles go live at midnight Eastern, every day of the year.
- Puzzles follow the course calendar. Most use terms from the current unit, and Flashback Fridays bring back an earlier unit.
- Every game ends with a short review. Regions and Corridors show each term's definition and an example. Countrydle shows a Country Profile with a map and a population pyramid.
- Everything works on school Chromebooks and on phones.
Student privacy
- Students don't make accounts, and the site has no ads.
- Streaks are saved only in each student's own browser. No student data is collected or sent anywhere.
- The Share button copies an emoji result to the clipboard. Students choose where, or whether, to paste it.
- The site counts page visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and records no personal information.