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Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
1: History of Wicklow	60 min	Books on Wicklow history, internet access	Introduce the history of Wicklow, focusing on the name origin.	Discussion about the origin of Wicklow's name Reading stories about Wicklow's history Researching the history online	Sum up the main points of Wicklow's history.	Students write a short summary of what they learned.
2: Notable Person from Wicklow	60 min	Biography of Charles Stewart Parnell	Introduce Charles Stewart Parnell, a notable figure from Wicklow.	Reading about Parnell's life Discussion about his contribution Role-play of significant events in his life	Discuss the impact of Parnell on Ireland.	Students write an essay about Parnell's life.
3: Geography of Wicklow	60 min	Maps of Wicklow, internet access	Introduce the natural geography of Wicklow.	Identifying geographical features on the map Researching about these features online Discussion about how these features influence life in Wicklow	Discuss the importance of Wicklow's geography.	Students create a poster about Wicklow's geography.
4: Mapping Skills	60 min	Blank maps, color pens	Introduce the concept of mapping.	Drawing major landmarks on the blank map Coloring different areas according to their features Adding a legend to the map	Discuss the importance of accurate mapping.	Students present their maps to the class.
5: Biodiversity of Wicklow	60 min	Books on Wicklow's flora and fauna, internet access	Introduce the concept of biodiversity.	Researching Wicklow's biodiversity Discussion about the importance of protecting biodiversity Brainstorming ways to protect local biodiversity	Summarize the importance of biodiversity and its protection.	Students write a report on Wicklow's biodiversity and how to protect it.
6: Visual Arts	60 min	Art supplies	Introduce the idea of using the local area as a stimulus for art.	Sketching a local landmark Painting a local landscape Creating a sculpture inspired by local wildlife	Discuss how the local area can inspire art.	Students present their artwork to the class.

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