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Illustration questioning whether maps always tell the truth

Are Maps Always Truthful?

ArtGeographySocial Studies3rd Grade

Learners understand that maps can be inaccurate and explore artists who work to capture the true spirit of a place when maps fail us.

Unit:Geographies of Home

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