AP Macro

The AP Macro review game where they say which side they counted

600 terms · all six units · free, no student accounts

One round from AP Macroeconomics — Unit 2: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle

Four students see

Income Approach

Measuring GDP by summing wages, rent, interest, and profit earned in producing the year's output.

The fifth sees

Wages-Rent-Profit

That is all they get — a hint, not the term the other four are holding — and they have to describe it first.

The Mole is handed wages, rent and profit, which is more than enough to talk convincingly about adding up an economy. The difficulty is that the other way of adding up the same economy is worth exactly as much — and C plus I plus G is the wrong one.

Recognizing a word is not knowing it

Macro is two or three ways of describing one quantity. Recognising the term proves nothing; saying which side of the identity you are standing on proves everything.

Twenty-five minutes, start to finish

1Pick the unitChoose one of all six units, or the whole course.

2They join with a codeA room code and a nickname. Nothing to install, no accounts to make.

3The class splitsUp to 45 students, split into small rooms so everyone actually speaks.

4You watch one boardEvery room on one screen — who is playing, who is stuck, who is winning.

Run it with one class

600 terms are already written and ready. Open the course, pick a unit, and put the code on the board.

Free. No paid tier, no trial, and students never make an account. What your IT department will ask