Directions-Read pages 232 and 233 and answer the following questions on a piece of paper about CULTURE.• 1) Who is most populated country in Latin America?• 2) How many more times is Mexico more Spanish speaking

than Spain?• 3) Mexico’s culture combines what?• 4) Where do the Maya live?• 5) What does “Race Day” celebrate?• 6) What is a mural?• 7) What religion do three quarters of Mexicans practice?• 8) What percentage of Mexicans of 15 can read and write?• 9) Why do you think Mexicans learn English in school?• 10) Would you like to visit Mexico? Why or why not?

Directions- Read pages 234-237 in the class textbook. Answer these questions about Mexico’s ECONOMY and TRADE.• 1) What does dynamic mean?• 2) What type of economy is a free market?• 3) What does NAFTA stand for?• 4) What countries are part of NAFTA?• 5) What service industry jobs are popular in Mexico?• 6) One out of four Mexicans work where?• 7) Who are among Mexicans poorest people?• 8) What does WTO stand for and what is it’s purpose?• 9) Many manufactures put factories in Mexico to lower what?• 10) How does America’s Economy affect Mexico’s?

Central American Flag Design

• Your job is to recreate a Central America country flag of your choice.

• Take your time and make it nice.• You get one piece of copy paper, if you make a

mistake you can use the other side.• Crayons can be used from the back table.• Use the iPad to search for a nice image of the

flag you would like to recreate.

Personal Flag Creation

• Today you will be designing a flag of your own choosing.

• This Flag must include images or words about yourself. You can include your interests, family or other unique things about your self.

• You will first create a design on line paper. You will create your final on copy paper.

Flag of Me!

• Today you will be designing a flag that represents you! Think about things that you like to put on your flag. It can be music, movies, family, sports etc. It can be a combination of words and pictures.

• This will be done on copy paper. Make sure your flag takes up the entire paper. Use crayons from the back table to decorate.