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        Geography: 5th and 6th Class - Learning about Fisherman and Farmers Working in My Local Area (Irish and English Version available)

        Marine Institute (Marine Institute, 2014)
        The aim of the lesson plan is for children to explore and investigate especially through practical studies one or more of the important economic activities of people in their locality - such as the work of fishermen and farmers.
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        Geography: 5th and 6th Class - Researching Coastal Erosion (Irish and English Version available)

        Marine Institute (Marine Institute, 2014)
        The aim of the lesson plan is for children to observe and develop a simple understanding of the links between erosion of coastline and the results it has on our beaches.
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        Geography: 5th and 6th Class – What I would do with the Real Map of Ireland (Irish and English Version Available)

        Marine Institute (Marine Institute, 2015)
        The aim of the lesson plan is for children to learn about the size of Ireland’s marine territory and identify its ocean and seas. From this they will develop and understanding about the importance of the territory as a marine resource that can be developed in a sustainable way
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        Geography: 5th and 6th Class – What would I do with my Local Seashore (Irish and English Version available)

        Marine Institute (Marine Institute, 2015)
        The aim of the lesson plan is for children to identify the beach as a place where people can enjoy and suggest ways that the beach could be kept clean and safe.
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