Mexico Physical Geography PowerPoint or Gallery Walk and Activities
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World Geography students will learn about the physical geography of Mexico with this presentation and comprehension tasks. The note guide is a sorting chart, 2 maps, a stamp design activity, fill in the blank, matching, and short answer questions. The topics covered include physical geography, political geography, landforms, natural resources, plants, animals, and more!
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