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AP Art History Syllabus 2026.docxSyllabus
Learning Objectives.pdfLearning Objectives
AP Art History Course Overview.pdfCourse Overview
form-content-function-context-notes-sheet.pdfDefining: Form, Function, Content, Context
Required 250 Content.docxRequired Course Content
APAH Images to Print Color.pdf250 Images- Print
TIMELINE POSTERS.docxTime Lines
Art Periods Handout.docxArt Period Explained
AP College Board Course Syllabus
AP College Board Course Syllabus
The button below will link you to the syllabus from AP Central. If you have any questions or concerns about your AP exams, please log on to their site. Make sure that you create and account if you are new to Advanced Placement and add the courses you are taking this year with the join codes.
Index cards (extra credit)
Index cards (extra credit)
Front- white side- pasted image of the 250 course content covered in class.
Index cards are not required. Each index card is worth 1 extra credit point towards the unit tests. Every unit has an average of 25-30+ images.
Information on the lined side should include:
Full Identification on the red line.
Form- How it looks, What is being depicted at first sight.
Function- What is was used for?
Content- Significance of what is being depicted and why?
Context- Historical applycation
APAH Schedule.xlsx - 2025-2026.pdfAP Art History Calendar 2025-2026
AP Art History Calendar 2025-2026
Students are given a copy to their course calendars at the beginning of the year and can be accessed at anytime on their google classroom, in case they need to print another copy.
It is a college level course, which means I strive to teach, encourage, facilitate and guide them to the best possible outcome, and earn college credit. The responsibility lies in time management and dedication to task. There are no surprises in our timeline and our AP exam date remains consistent- May 14th, 2026.
AP College Board
AP College Board
If you have any questions of concerns about the course content and / or requirements, please log on to their site.
AP Art History covers the entire expanse of human artistic expression. This is why the College Board created a list of 250 works of art and architecture for learners to analyze in preparation for the exam.
AP Art History Interactive Notebook
AP Art History Interactive Notebook
Understanding and remembering the artistic style, materials used, and cultural relevance of 250 works of art could be challenging for some. AP Art History, like other AP history courses, emphasizes analysis, comparison, research, and writing skills. Learners should be able to analyze sources, present a historically defensible argument, and defend that argument.
There is tons of information that is covered with our 250 images and supporting comparison images in our curriculum. Students will have to rely heavily on their ability to take notes in order to retain the information and be able to study as we get closer to the testing date May 6,2024. In order to facilitate their recall of the various Artist, Styles, Cultures, Religions, Historical Themes and Mediums covered in our course an Interactive Notebook is a requirement and as such is scored as a TEST Grade for Every Unit. It serves multiple purposes; as a means to balance Unit Test grades, study material, and chronological clarification from the various parts of the world.
The 2024 AP Art History exam covers the following periods and geographical locations:
Period 1: Global Prehistory, 30,000 to 500 B.C.E.
Period 2: Ancient Mediterranean, 3500 B.C.E to 300 C.E.
Period 3: Early Europe and Colonial America, 200 to 1750 C.E.
Period 4: Later Europe and Americas, 1750 to 1980 C.E.
Period 5: Indigenous Americas, 1000 B.C.E. to 1980 C.E.
Period 6: Africa, 1100 to 1980 C.E.
Period 7: West and Central Asia, 500 B.C.E. to 1980 C.E.
Period 8: South, East, and Southeast Asia, 300 B.C.E. to 1980 C.E.
Period 9: The Pacific, 700 to 1980 C.E.
Period 10: Global Contemporary, 1980 C.E. to present
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