Song-singing, Emigration Theme 3rd - 6th class
This excellent lesson plan is based on the song-singing strand and is suitable for mid-senior classes (3rd - 6th class). Song words, a link to an audio version of the song, warm -ups and guide on how to teach the song is provided as well as a PowerPoint detailing the Historical context of the song. Suitable for use under a theme about Emigration, Ireland, Travel and exploration. This lesson was highly successful and led to the request of the class to do further exploration and spend more time on the song in future lessons. Offers excellent opportunities for spin-off lessons. ***Please note this lesson is included in a separate bundle with a drama-lesson on the same topic also making use of the song in the creation of mime, role-play and thought-tracking***
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Last Updated: Apr 18, 2024
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