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60 minutes | History books, Internet access, Map of Dún Laoghaire Monkstown | Introduce the history of Dún Laoghaire Monkstown and discuss the origin of its name |
1. Divide students into groups and assign each group a different era of Dún Laoghaire Monkstown's history to research. 2. Have each group present their findings to the class. 3. Engage in a class discussion about the changes and continuities in the area's history. |
Sum up the main points from each group's presentation and discuss the importance of understanding our local history | Assess student's understanding through their group presentation and participation in class discussion |
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60 minutes | Biographies, Internet access | Introduce the notable person (for example, Samuel Beckett, who grew up in nearby Foxrock) |
1. Students will research the life and accomplishments of Samuel Beckett. 2. Students will create a timeline of his life. 3. Students will present their findings to the class. |
Discuss the impact of Samuel Beckett on Irish and global literature | Assess student's understanding through their timeline and presentation |
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60 minutes | Maps, Atlases, Google Earth | Introduce the geography of Dún Laoghaire Monkstown |
1. Students will study maps of the area, identifying key geographical features. 2. Students will create a physical or digital map of the area, including these features. 3. Students will present their maps to the class. |
Discuss the importance of geographical features to the area's history and culture | Assess student's understanding through their map and presentation |
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60 minutes | Blank maps, Pencils, Colours | Introduce the concept of mapping |
1. Students will practice basic mapping skills, such as using a grid and drawing symbols. 2. Students will create their own map of Dún Laoghaire Monkstown. 3. Students will swap maps and try to navigate based on each other's maps. |
Discuss the importance of accurate mapping | Assess student's understanding through their map creation and navigation skills |
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60 minutes | Field guides, Notebooks, Cameras | Introduce the concept of biodiversity and why it's important to protect it |
1. Students will explore the local area to identify different species of plants and animals. 2. Students will record their findings in their notebooks or with cameras. 3. Students will present their findings to the class and suggest ways to protect local biodiversity. |
Discuss the importance of protecting biodiversity | Assess student's understanding through their fieldwork and presentation |
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60 minutes | Art supplies | Introduce the concept of using local surroundings as inspiration for art |
1. Students will sketch or photograph scenes or objects in their local area. 2. Students will create a piece of art based on their sketches or photographs. 3. Students will present their art to the class. |
Discuss the different interpretations and techniques used in the students' art | Assess student's understanding through their artwork and presentation |