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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Books about history of Ballinlawless, Internet access
Introduction	Start with a discussion about what history is and why it is important. Introduce the area of Ballinlawless, and its unique logainm.
Development	1. Students will research about the history of Ballinlawless. 2. Students will create a timeline of the history of Ballinlawless. 3. Students will write a short paragraph about the importance of the logainm of Ballinlawless.
Conclusion	Review the history of Ballinlawless and its logainm that students have explored.
Assessment	Assess the students' timelines and their understanding of the importance of the logainm.

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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Books about notable person from the area, Internet access
Introduction	Introduce the notable person from Ballinlawless or nearby area and why he/she is important.
Development	1. Students will research about the notable person. 2. Students will create a biography of that person. 3. Students will present their findings to the class.
Conclusion	Review the contributions and importance of the notable person.
Assessment	Assess the students' biographies and their understanding of the notable person's contributions.

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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Maps of Ballinlawless, Internet access
Introduction	Introduce the natural geography of Ballinlawless, including rivers, mountains, lakes, and beaches.
Development	1. Students will research about the geography of Ballinlawless. 2. Students will create a geographical map of Ballinlawless. 3. Students will present their findings to the class.
Conclusion	Review the geographical features of Ballinlawless.
Assessment	Assess the students' maps and their understanding of the geography of Ballinlawless.

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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Maps of Ballinlawless, pencils, rulers
Introduction	Introduce the concept of map-making and why it is important.
Development	1. Students will learn about different map symbols. 2. Students will create their own map of Ballinlawless. 3. Students will present their maps to the class.
Conclusion	Review the importance of map-making and how it helps us understand geography.
Assessment	Assess the students' maps and their understanding of map-making.

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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Books about biodiversity, Internet access
Introduction	Introduce the concept of biodiversity and why it is important.
Development	1. Students will research about the biodiversity of Ballinlawless. 2. Students will create a poster highlighting the biodiversity of Ballinlawless. 3. Students will brainstorm ideas for protecting the biodiversity of the area.
Conclusion	Review the importance of biodiversity and how we can protect it.
Assessment	Assess the students' posters and their ideas for preserving biodiversity.

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Time allocation	60 minutes
Resources needed	Art supplies
Introduction	Introduce the concept of using surroundings as inspiration for art.
Development	1. Students will explore the local area and choose a feature as inspiration for their art. 2. Students will create their own piece of art using any medium. 3. Students will present their art to the class.
Conclusion	Review the importance of art and how it can be inspired by our surroundings.
Assessment	Assess the students' art and their understanding of using surroundings as inspiration.

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