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Printable 8th grade map project worksheet with scale, distance calculations, and rice-based data representation for an island map.
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Roanoke: Island Map Project with Scale and Data

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This printable geography project worksheet guides 8th graders through creating a thematic map using rice to represent data like population density and economic activity. Students apply map scales, calculate actual distances using proportions, plot coordinates, and interpret data across multiple weeks. Combines geography, math skills, and creative visualization for an integrated lesson.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Geography
Grade Level:
8th Grade
Updated January 2026

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