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60 minutes | History books, Internet, Projector | Introduce the history of Mullabrack by discussing the origin of the placename. |
Activity 1: Read about the history of Mullabrack in books or on the internet. Activity 2: Show a documentary about the history of Mullabrack. Activity 3: Have a group discussion about the history of Mullabrack. |
Summarize the history of Mullabrack and ask students to share what they learned. | Ask questions to assess the students' understanding of the history of Mullabrack. |
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60 minutes | Biography books, Internet, Projector | Introduce a notable person from the area or nearby. |
Activity 1: Read about the notable person in books or on the internet. Activity 2: Show a documentary about the notable person. Activity 3: Have a group discussion about the notable person. |
Summarize the life and achievements of the notable person and ask students to share what they learned. | Ask questions to assess the students' understanding of the notable person. |
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60 minutes | Geography books, Internet, Projector, Map of the area | Introduce the geography of Mullabrack by discussing its natural features. |
Activity 1: Explore the natural features of Mullabrack on a map. Activity 2: Read about the natural features of Mullabrack in books or on the internet. Activity 3: Show a documentary about the geography of Mullabrack. |
Summarize the geography of Mullabrack and ask students to share what they learned. | Ask questions to assess the students' understanding of the geography of Mullabrack. |
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60 minutes | Paper, Pencils, Rulers, Compass, Map of the area | Introduce mapping skills by discussing the importance of maps and how to read them. |
Activity 1: Have students draw a map of Mullabrack. Activity 2: Show a map of Mullabrack and discuss its features. Activity 3: Have students identify landmarks on the map of Mullabrack. |
Summarize the mapping skills learned and ask students to share their maps. | Assess the students' maps and their understanding of mapping skills. |
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60 minutes | Books on biodiversity, Internet, Projector, Field trip to local area (if possible) | Introduce biodiversity by discussing what it is and why it's important. |
Activity 1: Read about the biodiversity of Mullabrack in books or on the internet. Activity 2: Show a documentary about the biodiversity of Mullabrack. Activity 3: If possible, take a field trip to a local area to observe biodiversity. |
Summarize the importance of biodiversity and ask students to share what they learned. | Ask questions to assess the students' understanding of biodiversity. |
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60 minutes | Art supplies (paper, pencils, paints, etc), Photos or sketches of local area | Introduce the art lesson by discussing how the local area can be used as a stimulus for creating art. |
Activity 1: Have students create a piece of art inspired by the local area. Activity 2: Discuss different art styles and techniques that could be used. Activity 3: Display photos or sketches of the local area for inspiration. |
Have students share their artwork and discuss the inspiration behind it. | Assess the students' artwork and their understanding of the art techniques discussed. |