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Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
History of Duncormick Co. Wexford	45 minutes	Online resources, books about the history of Duncormick, map of Wexford	Introduce the region and its importance in Ireland's history.	Activity 1: Discussion about the history of Duncormick Activity 2: Children create a timeline of important events Activity 3: Research and presentation on the origin of the placename	Review the history and importance of Duncormick in Ireland's history.	Assess children's understanding through their timeline and presentation.
Notable Person: Anne Doyle	45 minutes	Online resources, Anne Doyle's autobiography	Introduce Anne Doyle, a notable journalist from nearby Ferns, Co. Wexford.	Activity 1: Discussion on Anne's contributions to journalism Activity 2: Children write a short biography of Anne Doyle Activity 3: Role-play interview with Anne Doyle	Review Anne Doyle's life and contributions to journalism.	Assess understanding through their biography and interview role-play.
Geography of Duncormick	45 minutes	Map of Duncormick, online resources, pictures of Duncormick's geography	Introduce the natural geography of Duncormick including its river, beach, etc.	Activity 1: Discussion on Duncormick's geography Activity 2: Children draw pictures of Duncormick's geography Activity 3: Creation of a physical model of Duncormick's geography	Review Duncormick's geography and its importance.	Assess understanding through their drawings and physical model.
Mapping Skills	45 minutes	Blank maps, pencils, rulers	Introduce the concept of mapping and its importance.	Activity 1: Discussion on mapping skills Activity 2: Children practice mapping skills by drawing a map of Duncormick Activity 3: Children create a treasure map of Duncormick	Review mapping skills and their importance in geography.	Assess understanding through their maps.
Biodiversity of Duncormick	45 minutes	Online resources, pictures of local flora and fauna	Introduce the concept of biodiversity and its importance.	Activity 1: Discussion on Duncormick's local flora and fauna Activity 2: Children create a collage of local biodiversity Activity 3: Brainstorming on how to protect local biodiversity	Review the importance of biodiversity and ways to protect it.	Assess understanding through their collage and brainstorming ideas.
Visual Arts	45 minutes	Art supplies: paints, crayons, paper	Introduce the concept of using local surroundings as inspiration for art.	Activity 1: Discussion on different art styles Activity 2: Children create a piece of art inspired by Duncormick Activity 3: Art exhibition of children's work	Review the importance of local surroundings in art.	Assess understanding through their art work.

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