This resource packet looks at the migration flows from six countries in Latin America: Mexico, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, and Cuba. Students will develop an understanding of some of the conditions that exist in both sending and receiving communities, of the connections that facilitate migration, and of the causes of these movements. The activities focus on developing multiple perspectives through the analysis of migration issues. The 10 activities include: (1) "How Do You See It?"; (2) "Why Do People Move?"; (3) "Migration History"; (4) "Corridos from Mexico"; (5) "Visa for a Dream" (Dominican Republic); (6) "Children of El Salvador"; (7) "Seeking Asylum" (Guatemala); (8) "Shipwrecked between Countries" (Haiti); (9) "Balseros from Cuba"; and (10)"Migration Mosaic." Each lesson contains supplementary handouts and support materials. Several primary documents are incorporated into the lessons to present students with a range of perspectives on the topic being studied. Activities address a variety of multiple abilities, including linguistic, visual/spatial, musical and dramatic abilities. Contains 13 references. (EH)