My Maps - Spanish-Speaking Countries Labeling Assignment (TPT) PDF

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MY MAPS: SPANISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES You  are  going  to  create  your  own  map  of  the  Spanish-speaking world using Google My Maps in your Google Drive. Follow these instructions to label the dierent pieces of information on the map.  Instructions: 1. Go to your Google Drive account and click New. 2. Select Google My Maps. This may be under the “More” drop down category. 3. In your map, change the name to “Last Name, First Name - Spanish-Speaking Countries”. 4. Change “Untitled layer” to “Los Países - Countries” 5. Add a second layer and rename it “Las Capitales - Capitals” 6. Highlight the Los Países layer. Find and label all of the Spanish-Speaking Countries; be sure to use their Spanish name (ex: República Dominicana, not Dominican Republic) Use the “Add Marker” tool on the map to mark where they are located. Make sure you change the title of the point to the name of the country! You can change the marker to whatever shape and/or color you would like, however, all of your country markers must look the same.  Countries to Label  Argentina

El Salvador

Panamá

Bolivia

España

Paraguay

Chile

Guatemala

Perú

Colombia

Guinea Ecuatorial

Puerto Rico

Costa Rica

Honduras

República Dominicana

Cuba

México

Uruguay

Ecuador

Nicaragua

Venezuela

 7. Highlight the Las Capitales layer. Find  and  label  each  of the capitals in those countries. Use the “Add Marker” tool on the map to mark where they are located. Make sure youchangethetitle of the point to the  name  of the capital - in Spanish! You can use whichever marker you would like, however, all of your capital markers must look the same, and theyshouldbedierent from your country markers. Capitals to Label (note: one country has two capitals)   Asunción

Lima

San Juan

Bogotá

Madrid

San Salvador

Buenos Aires

Malabo

Santiago

Caracas

Managua

Santo Domingo

(Ciudad de) Guatemala

México, D.F.

Sucre

(Ciudad de) Panamá

Montevideo

Tegucigalpa

La Habana

Quito

La Paz

San José

8. Once all countries and capitals are labeled; double-check that they are on the correct layer (you can click and drag) and that the icons match the layer. 9. Click “Preview” to see how your map looks. Check for 21 Spanish-speaking countries and 22 capitals. 10. In “edit” mode (not preview mode), click “Share”, change the settings so I will be able to view it, then copy the link and submit your completed map to Canvas.  Incomplete Example:

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