UNIT THREE

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Lesson 4

Learning How to Draw Latin America

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1
WARM-UP
 
What does the term "Latin America" mean?

 
 
 
 
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PRACTICE
 
Without the aid of a map,
draw North and South America.
 
Label any water and land features you know.
 
Where did the line of longitude that runs through the peninsula of Florida run through South America?
 
How many main islands are there in the Caribbean?

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2
NOTES:
What Is Latin America?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
4
OBJECTIVE:
  • Visually represent the region of Latin America.

5
Draw Free-hand the Map of Latin America.
  • Remember to line up the peninsula of Florida with the WEST coast of South America.
  • Label the following features:
    • North America
    • Middle America
    • South America
    • Pacific Ocean
    • Atlantic Ocean
    • Caribbean Sea
    • Gulf of Mexico

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