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60 minutes | Books, Internet, Local historical records | Ask students what they know about the history of Waterdale and discuss the meaning of the placename. | 1. Discuss the history of Waterdale and its placename in depth using books and online resources. 2. Conduct a group activity where students will research different periods in Waterdale's history. 3. Have students create a timeline of the key events in the history of Waterdale. | Review the timeline created by the students and summarize the history of Waterdale. | Evaluate the students based on their participation in discussions and the accuracy of the timeline. |
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60 minutes | Books, Internet, Biographies | Ask students if they know any notable person from Waterdale or nearby area. | 1. Discuss the life and achievements of the chosen person. 2. Divide students into groups and have them prepare a presentation on the notable person. 3. Each group will present their findings to the class. | Summarize the key achievements of the notable person and how they have contributed to the area. | Evaluate the students based on their participation in group activity and the quality of their presentation. |
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60 minutes | Maps, Internet | Discuss what students know about the geography of Waterdale. | 1. Discuss the geographical features of Waterdale such as rivers, mountains, beaches etc. 2. Conduct a map-reading activity where students locate these features on a map. 3. Take the students on a virtual tour of the area using online resources. | Summarize the geographical features of Waterdale and their importance to the area. | Evaluate students based on their map-reading skills and participation in discussion. |
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60 minutes | Maps, Rulers, Pencils | Discuss the importance of mapping skills and the basics of map reading. | 1. Give students a blank map of Waterdale and guide them on how to mark key features. 2. Have a group activity where students will work together to create a detailed map. 3. Discuss the maps created by each group. | Review the maps created by the students and discuss their accuracy. | Evaluate students based on their map creation skills and group participation. |
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60 minutes | Internet, Local Flora and Fauna guides | Discuss what biodiversity is and its importance to the planet. | 1. Discuss the biodiversity of Waterdale, including the various species found in the area. 2. Have a group activity where students will research and present on different species found in Waterdale. 3. Discuss ways in which the local biodiversity can be protected. | Summarize the biodiversity of Waterdale and the importance of its conservation. | Evaluate students based on their research skills and participation in discussion. |
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60 minutes | Art supplies | Discuss how nature and surroundings can inspire art. | 1. Show students various artworks inspired by nature. 2. Have students create their own piece of art inspired by the landscape of Waterdale. 3. Have a mini art exhibition where students display and discuss their work. | Review the artwork created by students and discuss the variety of interpretations. | Evaluate students based on their creativity and interpretation of the landscape into art. |