| Lesson | 
    Time Allocation | 
    Resources Needed | 
    Introduction | 
    Development | 
    Conclusion | 
    Assessment | 
  
  
    | 1: History of Templeogue | 
    60 minutes | 
    Books, videos, images about Templeogue's history | 
    Introduce the history of Templeogue, focusing on the origin of the placename. | 
    Activity 1: Research the history of the placename. Activity 2: Create a timeline of important events. Activity 3: Draw or write about what Templeogue might have looked like in the past. | 
    Review the history of Templeogue and what was learned about the placename. | 
    Assess the timelines and drawings or writings. | 
  
  
    | 2: Notable Person | 
    60 minutes | 
    Information about a notable person from the area | 
    Introduce the notable person from the area. | 
    Activity 1: Research about the person's life. Activity 2: Role-play an interview with the person. Activity 3: Write a biography about the person. | 
    Discuss the person's impact on Templeogue and wider Dublin. | 
    Assess the research, role-play, and biographies. | 
  
  
    | 3: Geography of Templeogue | 
    60 minutes | 
    Maps, images, videos of the area's geography | 
    Introduce the natural geography of Templeogue. | 
    Activity 1: Identify key geographical features on a map. Activity 2: Create a model of the area's geography. Activity 3: Write a description of the area's geography. | 
    Review the key geographical features of Templeogue. | 
    Assess the maps, models, and descriptions. | 
  
  
    | 4: Mapping Skills | 
    60 minutes | 
    Blank maps, pencils, markers | 
    Introduce the concept of mapping and its importance. | 
    Activity 1: Fill in a blank map of Templeogue. Activity 2: Create a map from memory. Activity 3: Create a map with a key and symbols. | 
    Review the maps created and discuss the importance of accurate mapping. | 
    Assess the accuracy and detail of the maps. | 
  
  
    | 5: Biodiversity in Templeogue | 
    60 minutes | 
    Field guides, notebooks, pencils | 
    Introduce the concept of biodiversity and its importance. | 
    Activity 1: Identify local plants and animals. Activity 2: Create a nature journal. Activity 3: Discuss ways to protect local biodiversity. | 
    Review the importance of biodiversity and ways to protect it. | 
    Assess the nature journals and discussions. | 
  
  
    | 6: Visual Arts | 
    60 minutes | 
    Art supplies | 
    Introduce the concept of using the local area as inspiration for art. | 
    Activity 1: Sketch or paint a local landscape. Activity 2: Create a sculpture using natural materials. Activity 3: Photograph local landmarks or nature. | 
    Discuss the artwork created and how it reflects Templeogue. | 
    Assess the creativity and connection to Templeogue in the artwork. | 
  
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