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Political Geography and Neighbors of North America

3rd Grade · Social Studies · US-MA-SS

9 lessons

Goal

Distinguish between continents, countries, states, provinces, and cities while investigating Canada, Mexico, and Caribbean nations.

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  1. Understanding Political Units: Continents to CitiesUp next
  2. Political Map of Canada: Provinces and TerritoriesNot started yet
  3. Political Map of Mexico and Its Thirty-One StatesNot started yet
  4. Nations and Territories of the CaribbeanNot started yet
  5. Using Satellite Images to Study Canada's Physical FeaturesYou are here
  6. Canada's Peoples, Languages, and Parliamentary GovernmentNot started yet
  7. Mexico's Geography, Climate, and Natural ResourcesNot started yet
  8. Mexican Culture, Traditions, and Democratic GovernanceNot started yet
  9. Researching and Presenting a North American Country ProfileNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

us-ma4.T1.3Massachusetts Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Research, analyze, and convey information about Canada or Mexico by consulting maps, atlases, encyclopedias, digital information and satellite images, photographs, or news articles; organizing materials, and making an oral or written presentation about topics such as the peoples, population size, languages, forms of government, major cities, environment, natural resources, industries, and national landmarks.