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What Is a Population Map? — Reading Comprehension

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  • FL.SS.2.G.1.1
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This passage teaches students about population maps, a kind of thematic map that shows how many people live in different areas. It explains how colors, shading, or numbers can help show the population of a city, town, or region. Aligned with Florida social studies standard SS.2.G.1.1, this passage builds geography skills and reading comprehension by showing students how population maps are used to plan things like schools and roads. With real-life examples and kid-friendly vocabulary, students will learn how maps can show more than just places—they can show people too.

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