| Lesson Plan | Time Allocation | Resources Needed | Introduction | Development | Conclusion | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lesson 1: History of Walkinstown Dublin | 60 minutes | History books, Internet access | Introduction to the history and origin of Walkinstown Dublin | 1. Research the history of Walkinstown Dublin. 2. Discuss the origin of the placename. 3. Create a timeline of key events. | Reflect on what they have learned about the history of Walkinstown Dublin. | Assessment through oral discussion and timeline presentation. |
| Lesson 2: Notable Person | 60 minutes | Biography books, Internet access | Introduction to a notable person from Walkinstown Dublin | 1. Research about the notable person. 2. Discuss their contributions. 3. Write a brief biography. | Reflect on how this person has influenced Walkinstown Dublin. | Assessment through oral discussion and biography presentation. |
| Lesson 3: Geography of Walkinstown Dublin | 60 minutes | Maps, Geography books, Internet access | Introduction to the geographical features of Walkinstown Dublin | 1. Explore the natural geography of the area. 2. Discuss the importance of these geographical features. 3. Draw a diagram of the geographical layout. | Reflect on the importance of geography in Walkinstown Dublin. | Assessment through oral discussion and diagram presentation. |
| Lesson 4: Mapping Skills | 60 minutes | Maps, Drawing materials | Introduction to mapping skills | 1. Learn about basic mapping skills. 2. Practice mapping skills by drawing a map of Walkinstown Dublin. 3. Discuss the importance of accurate mapping. | Reflect on the importance of mapping skills. | Assessment through map presentation and discussion. |
| Lesson 5: Biodiversity | 60 minutes | Biodiversity books, Internet access | Introduction to the concept of biodiversity | 1. Explore the biodiversity of Walkinstown Dublin. 2. Discuss the importance of protecting biodiversity. 3. Brainstorm ways to protect the biodiversity of their local area. | Reflect on the importance of biodiversity and their role in protecting it. | Assessment through brainstorming session and discussion. |
| Lesson 6: Visual Art | 60 minutes | Art supplies | Introduction to using the local area as a stimulus for creating art | 1. Explore the local area. 2. Discuss how the area can be used as inspiration for art. 3. Create a piece of art using the local area as a stimulus. | Reflect on how their local area can inspire their creativity. | Assessment through art presentation and discussion. |