Mexico Geography Map Activity with Mountains, Cities & More

Description

Need a map of Mexico for your geography or history unit? Check out this engaging map activity!

This no-prep print and digital map set makes it easy for your students to label a map of Mexico. Students will follow a PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation step by step to label and color the major bodies of water along with other key geographical features. They will then use their completed map to answer 6 questions. Have a paperless classroom? Students can also label a map by dragging and dropping labels on a digital map.

Lastly, students can practice what they’ve learned by using a self-checking online map!

 

What’s Included with the Print Versions:
*Blank map for students to label with map questions (2 pages, uneditable PDF)

*Blank map for students to label without map questions (2 pages, uneditable PDF)

*Labeled map for students to color (1 page, uneditable pdf)

*Optional map questions to use with labeled map (1 page, uneditable pdf)
*Answer key for map & questions (2 page, uneditable pdf)
*Animated PowerPoint presentation guides students through completing the map shows (7 slides, most text is editable but images are not)

 

What’s included with the Digital Versions:
*Blank map for students to label (students will drag labels to the correct spot on the map; PowerPoint & Google Slides versions; not editable)
*Animated Google Slides presentation to guide students through completing the map (7 slides, most text is editable but images are not)
*Online Map lets students test their knowledge of locations (internet connection is required to access, works on all browsers and with all devices, no account and no logins required, self-checking)

 

*This zip file contains PDF and PowerPoint files and links to the Google Slides versions*

 

***This resource is included in the following larger bundles:***

Countries and Capitals of the World Map Activity Bundle (Print and Digital)

 

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