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60 minutes | Books about Tramore's history, Internet access | Begin with a brief introduction about Tramore Co. Waterford, focusing on the origin of its name. | 1. Let them read about the history of Tramore. 2. Ask them to make a timeline of important events. 3. Encourage them to present a brief report on an event of their choice. | Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. | Assess them based on their participation and their timeline and report. |
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60 minutes | Internet access, Books about notable person | Introduce the notable person from the area. | 1. Let them research about the person. 2. Ask them to make a biography. 3. Encourage them to present a brief report about the person. | Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. | Assess them based on their participation and their biography and report. |
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60 minutes | Map of Tramore, Internet access | Introduce the physical geography of the area. | 1. Let them study the map. 2. Ask them to identify key geographical features. 3. Encourage them to make a model of the landscape. | Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. | Assess them based on their participation and their understanding of the area's geography. |
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60 minutes | Blank maps, pencils | Introduce the concept of map-making. | 1. Let them study a map of Tramore. 2. Ask them to draw their own map. 3. Encourage them to label key features on their map. | Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. | Assess them based on their participation and their map-making skills. |
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60 minutes | Internet access, books about biodiversity | Introduce the concept of biodiversity and its importance. | 1. Let them research the biodiversity of Tramore. 2. Ask them to identify key species. 3. Encourage them to come up with ideas to protect the biodiversity. | Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. | Assess them based on their participation, understanding of biodiversity, and their ideas for protection. |
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60 minutes | Art supplies | Introduce the concept of using surroundings as inspiration for art. | 1. Let them explore the area. 2. Ask them to choose a feature to depict in their art. 3. Encourage them to create their artwork using any medium. | Display the artworks and appreciate the creativity and effort of each student. | Assess them based on their participation and their artwork. |