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Geography Research for Hispanic Heritage Month Students

Latin American geography research for Hispanic Heritage Month: students look up two exports, two imports and the capital for each of 19 countries, label a map of South America and read census data on Hispanic Americans.
Grades
Grades 6–9, High School, Middle School
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Updated Oct 19, 2026

Subject
Social Studies, Geography
Topic
Hispanic Heritage Month, geography research
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research is a resource for students to engage in research about:

*Countries capital city

*Countries imports and exports

*Hispanic population in the USA

*Geographic location

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research also includes a table for students to complete through their research. This table includes the capital city, exports, and imports for each of the countries located.

Additionally, this Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research includes a page with the map of Latin-American countries for students to write in the names for each nation on the map of South America, on the lines provided.

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research was designed for students in 6th, 7th, 8th, and/or 9th grades. This resource may be used as a part of a lesson for students to engage and complete the research. Additionally, the resource may be used as an assessment to evaluate how much students have learned about the topic. Students may receive the map first and then the table to complete, or all pages together for students to complete. Teachers need to establish time limits for students to complete this resource.

This Hispanic Heritage Month: Geography Research resource is ready to print and use. A PDF with 4 pages.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Locate and label South American countries on a map
  • Identify capitals and major trade goods of Latin American countries
  • Interpret population statistics from census data

Teaching tips

  • Students need internet access to research the imports, exports and capitals.

Skills covered

  • Research — finding trade and capital data for each country
  • Map labeling — naming nations on an outline map

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