In this activity, students use a table to make a line graph and answer various questions based on the population changes of three cities on the Mississippi River.
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Mathematics: Graphing Population Data
In this activity, students are given a table and asked to make a line graph comparing the populations of countries.
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Social Studies: The Maya
Students are asked to read a brief history about the Mayans.
