Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
1: History of Carlingford Co. Louth	60 Minutes	Books on Carlingford history, Map of Carlingford, Interactive whiteboard	Begin with a brief overview of the history of Carlingford, discussing its origins and growth over time.	1. Discuss the history of the logainm of the area. 2. Interactive discussion on the historical landmarks of the area. 3. Group work: Children create a timeline of the area's history.	Summarize the main points of the lesson, emphasizing the history of the area and its significance.	Assess the children's understanding through a short quiz and group presentations.
2: Notable Person from Carlingford	60 Minutes	Biography of the chosen person, Pictures or videos related to the person	Introduce the notable person from the area and their contributions.	1. Discuss the person's life and achievements. 2. Show a short video about the person. 3. Role play: Children enact scenes from the person's life.	Review the person's contributions and why they are important for the area.	Assess the children's understanding through role play and a short written assignment.
3: Geography of Carlingford	60 Minutes	Maps, Pictures of local geography, Interactive whiteboard	Introduce the local geography of Carlingford, discussing its unique features.	1. Discuss the natural geography of the area. 2. Show pictures of the local geography. 3. Group work: Children create a model of the local geography.	Summarize the main geographical features of the area.	Assess the children's understanding through the models they create and a short quiz.
4: Mapping Skills of Carlingford	60 Minutes	Maps, Compass, Ruler, Pencils	Introduce the concept of mapping and its importance.	1. Discuss different types of maps and their uses. 2. Teach children how to use a compass and ruler to read a map. 3. Individual work: Children create their own map of Carlingford.	Discuss the importance of map reading and summarise the main points of the lesson.	Assess the children's understanding through the maps they create and a short mapping exercise.
5: Biodiversity of Carlingford	60 Minutes	Pictures of local wildlife, Books on local biodiversity, Interactive whiteboard	Introduce the concept of biodiversity and its importance.	1. Discuss the local biodiversity of the area. 2. Show pictures of local wildlife and plants. 3. Group work: Children create a poster about protecting local biodiversity.	Summarize the importance of biodiversity and ways to protect it.	Assess the children's understanding through the posters they create and a short quiz.
6: Visual Arts inspired by Carlingford	60 Minutes	Art supplies (paint, brushes, canvas), Pictures of Carlingford	Introduce the concept of art as a form of expression and representation of our surroundings.	1. Discuss different art forms and methods. 2. Show pictures of Carlingford as a stimulus. 3. Individual work: Children create their own artwork inspired by Carlingford.	Discuss the children's artworks and what inspired them.	Assess the children's understanding and creativity through their artwork.