AP Business Grades 11–12 426 items · all 5 units 647 deliverables Open and close every lesson for the whole year: 213 no-prep bell ringers plus 213 five-minute exit tickets, covering all 31 AP Business topics and two per learning objective. Every ticket is keyed, and 182 of them also arrive as self-grading Google Forms™.
● Instant download · Lifetime access · Editable & print-ready
426 items213 warm-ups + 213 checks
213 answer keysOne for every exit ticket
182 Google Forms™Objective-level tickets, self-grading
PDF + editable deckPrint, project, or assign digitallyThe first and last five minutes of a lesson are the two you never have time to plan, and the two that decide whether the middle worked. This pairs a warm-up and a keyed check for every part of the AP Business course — 213 of each, 426 items in total, covering all 31 topics and every learning objective in Units 1–5.
The bell ringers open on a concrete situation and ask turn-and-talk questions before you have taught the idea. The exit tickets close the period with two multiple-choice items and a short response — five points — that ask students to apply what you just taught rather than recite it.
Every exit ticket has its own answer key, with a reason for each correct choice and look-fors for the short response. 182 of them — the two per learning objective — also arrive as self-grading Google Forms™. The bell ringers are discussion openers and ship without keys or Forms, which is what makes them fast to run.
Every item is tagged with its topic, learning objective code, AP skills and Business Canvas task, and the unit colors match the AP Business slide decks. Buying the pair costs less than the two sets separately, which is the reason it exists.
Bell Ringers — 213 warm-ups
Exit Tickets — 213 checks182 self-grading Google Forms™Every topic, all 5 units
Both ends, all yearAn opener and a closer for all 31 topics and every learning objective. 426 items, none of which you have to write.
Every check is keyed213 answer keys with a reason for each right answer and look-fors for the short response.
182 mark themselvesSelf-grading Forms for the objective-level tickets. Click, copy, send.
Two per objectiveRun one set this year and the other next, or split them across two sections.
Print, project or assignPrint-ready PDFs, an editable opener deck, and digital versions of the checks.
Cheaper togetherThe pair is priced below the two singles, which is the whole point of the bundle.
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As we are all new to teaching this course. I asked Madison some helpful questions at the beginning, and she got right back to me. Then I needed some resources pulled out (the bell ringers) as a separate file, and they did it with no questions asked!
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Leave a reviewInstant download right after checkout: both bell ringer files (the 228-page PDF and the 32-slide editable deck), both exit ticket files (the 235-page tickets PDF and the 221-page keys PDF), all 426 items and 213 keys as individual PDFs, the Google Forms™ copy links, and a Start Here guide for each set.
Yes — the pair is priced below the two singles together, which is the reason it exists.
No. The bell ringers are turn-and-talk openers, so they ship as print-and-project pages with no keys and no Forms. Every answer key and all 182 Forms in this bundle belong to the exit tickets.
Each link opens a copy prompt. Click it and an editable copy lands in your own Drive — you are never sharing an original. The multiple choice self-grades on submit; typed responses collect in your response sheet. The Forms cover the 182 objective-level exit tickets.
This is the warm-up and closer set only. It does not include the lesson slide decks, guided notes, case studies, the Business Canvas project, unit tests or practice exams — those ship with the full AP Business with Personal Finance course.
No. Both sets stand on their own and work with whatever materials you already teach from. They are drawn from the full AP Business with Personal Finance curriculum, so they line up with it exactly if you do have it.
