Lesson Plan	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1: History of Corbally Limerick	60 minutes	History textbooks, whiteboard, markers	Begin with a brief discussion about the history of Corbally and its placename origin.	Activity 1: Research and presentation on the origin of the placename Corbally. Activity 2: Group discussion on the changes in Corbally over time. Activity 3: Draw a timeline of significant historical events in Corbally.	Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson.	Assess students based on their participation in activities and understanding of the topic discussed.
Lesson 2: Notable Person from Corbally Limerick	60 minutes	Internet access, biographies	Introduce the chosen notable person from the nearby area.	Activity 1: Write a short biography of the notable person. Activity 2: Role-play an interview with the notable person. Activity 3: Draw a poster of the notable person and their achievements.	Reflect on the impact of the notable person on the local area and wider society.	Assess students on their research skills, creativity, and understanding of the notable person's contribution.
Lesson 3: Geography of Corbally Limerick	60 minutes	Geography textbooks, maps, physical models	Introduce the natural geography of Corbally, highlighting its unique features.	Activity 1: Identify and label geographical features on a map of Corbally. Activity 2: Create a physical model of Corbally's geography. Activity 3: Discuss the impact of the geographical features on the lifestyle of locals.	Review the geographical features and their significance.	Assess students based on their participation in activities and understanding of Corbally's geography.
Lesson 4: Mapping Skills	60 minutes	Paper, pencils, rulers	Introduce basic mapping skills and their importance.	Activity 1: Draw a simple map of Corbally. Activity 2: Use cardinal directions to navigate a partner through a map of Corbally. Activity 3: Identify key landmarks on a map of Corbally.	Summarize the importance of mapping skills and their practical applications.	Assess students based on their map skills and understanding of Corbally's layout.
Lesson 5: Biodiversity	60 minutes	Science textbooks, internet access	Discuss the concept of biodiversity and its importance to Corbally.	Activity 1: Identify different species in Corbally. Activity 2: Discuss the impact of human activities on Corbally's biodiversity. Activity 3: Brainstorm ways to protect local biodiversity.	Summarize the importance of biodiversity and our responsibility to protect it.	Assess students based on their understanding of biodiversity and their ability to think critically about conservation.
Lesson 6: Visual Arts	60 minutes	Art supplies	Discuss how local environment can be a stimulus for creating art.	Activity 1: Draw or paint a scene from Corbally. Activity 2: Create a collage using materials from the local area. Activity 3: Write a poem or song about Corbally.	Reflect on how art can be inspired by and reflect our surroundings.	Students will be assessed on their creativity and ability to express their understanding of Corbally through art.