Lesson Plan	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1: History of Doogary	60 minutes	Books or Internet resources about Doogary history, Paper, Pencil	Begin by discussing what history means and ask students if they know anything about the history of Doogary.	1. Lecture about the history of Doogary and its name origin. 2. Group discussion about what they've learned. 3. Individual research on a specific topic about Doogary history.	Wrap up the lesson by summarizing the major points of Doogary's history.	Assess student's understanding by asking them to write a short paragraph about what they learned.
Lesson 2: Notable Person from the Area	60 minutes	Biography of a notable person from the area or nearby (Books or Internet resources), Paper, Pencil	Introduce the notable person and explain why he/she is important.	1. Read and discuss the biography. 2. Role play activity where students act as the notable person. 3. Group project where students create a timeline of the person's life.	Review the person's contributions and why they are remembered today.	Assess students by having them write a brief report on what they learned about the notable person.
Lesson 3: Natural Geography of Doogary	60 minutes	Maps, Photos of local geographical features, Paper, Pencil	Introduce the concept of geography and discuss the geographical features of Doogary.	1. Show and discuss maps and photos. 2. Group activity to identify and label geographical features on a blank map. 3. Field trip or virtual tour of a local geographical feature.	Summarize the main geographical features of Doogary and their importance.	Assess students by asking them to draw and label their own map of Doogary.
Lesson 4: Mapping Skills	60 minutes	Blank maps, Coloured pencils, Rulers	Introduce the concept of map reading and creation.	1. Lesson on how to read a map and its symbols. 2. In groups, students create their own map of Doogary. 3. Pair activity where students use each other's maps to find specific locations.	Review the importance of accurate mapping and how it is used in everyday life.	Assess students by reviewing their created maps for accuracy and clarity.
Lesson 5: Biodiversity and Protection of Local Area	60 minutes	Guidebooks on local flora and fauna, Paper, Pencil	Discuss the concept of biodiversity and why it's important to protect it.	1. Discuss different species found in Doogary. 2. Field trip or virtual tour to observe local biodiversity. 3. Brainstorming session on how to protect local biodiversity.	Summarize the importance of biodiversity and protective measures.	Assess students by asking them to create a poster on how to protect local biodiversity.
Lesson 6: Visual Arts Inspired by Doogary	60 minutes	Art supplies (paint, brushes, paper, etc.)	Discuss how nature can inspire art.	1. Show examples of art inspired by nature. 2. Students create their own piece of art inspired by Doogary. 3. Art gallery walk where students display and discuss their creations.	Discuss how art can capture the beauty of a place.	Assess students by reviewing their artwork and their explanation of it.