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I am a student taking a literacy education course. A group of us are doing a project in which we are making a lesson plan about Hurricane Katrina with a focus on how difficult it was for some people to evacuate due mostly to economic circumstances. We are a group that includes future social studies, English, biology, Latin and math teachers. I am looking for ideas on how to teach a math lesson at the middle school or secondary level that also teaches something about Hurricane Katrina. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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