Bring to life a study of ancient Egypt with this series of engaging educational resources. Providing information about the culture and history of ancient Egypt, these videos, activities, and lesson plans will make a great addition to an investigation of this fascinating civilization.

As a kid in school I loved when my teachers celebrated creativity in the classroom. In fact, when I reflect on my own education, the moment...

As a kid in school I loved when my teachers celebrated creativity in the classroom. In fact, when I reflect on my own education, the moment...

There is something especially alluring about the study of Ancient Egypt. Here is a collection of resources to reference.

This is a completely cross-curricular class lesson for History (Ancient, Middle Ages, and US History), Science, and Math! This product is a collaboration of history, science, and math teachers! Here’s what’s included: ⭐A fun introduction handshake spread of disease simulation with lesson instructions, discussion questions, and lesson introduction reading. Students simulate/experience how diseases spread exponentially! ⭐A Science Behind Smallpox reading with a graphic organizer! ⭐A History Behind Smallpox reading with a graphic organizer! ⭐A Geography of the Spread of Smallpox mapping timeline activity ⭐An Effects of Smallpox on the Americas reading and population graphing worksheet. ⭐An In Their Words collection of primary sources of intriguing quotes from Ancient times through the devastation of the disease on North American Indians, with graphic organizer. This lesson can be done as stations, group collaboration, task cards, or individually. This lesson is a perfect complement to your Aztec and Inca unit plan. Have a great lesson! ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Our World History Curriculum, including Ancient History lessons and Medieval History lessons, are key-concept based, focussing on the “big six” key concepts for social science, often referred to as GRAPES.  By learning World History with key concepts as a filter, students will become familiar with the crucial attributes that have allowed ancient and medieval civilizations to prosper. Also, students will build a framework, scaffolding future learning with the key concepts that will be repeated throughout their academic careers.  Each unit comes with notes, graphic organizers, and review worksheets that have the GRAPES key concepts in mind: G= Geography R= Religion A= Achievements P= Politics/Government/Leadership E= Economy S= Social Classes ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ⇒ Be sure to FOLLOW us on: ⭐ TPT to receive notifications of new products, sales, and notes to followers. Just click the “follow me” button next to the ⭐ ✅Pinterest for creative classroom ideas, lessons, and more. ✅Instagram for laughs and to see products at use in the classroom. ✅Facebook for interesting articles, posts, & tips! ✅ Check out ourwebsite & blog ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ❤️❤️❤️About Mr. and Mrs. P, the teachers behind Instructomania: We are a Middle School teacher duo with over 40 years of experience in the Middle School classroom! We strive to create history and science lesson plans that inspire teachers and engage students, focusing on history activities for sixth, seventh and eighth grade. Our Ancient History and Medieval History curricula includes no prep worksheets and Common Core lessons that have been tested and polished in the classroom. World History activities are created with visually rich graphic organizer worksheets and fun thematic assignments. We hope you and your students love our products as much as we did making and using them in our Middle School classes! ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ Terms of Use ☺ ©Instructomania, Inc. All rights reserved by Tony and Erika Pavlovich. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Additional teachers must purchase their own licenses. If you are a teacher, principal or district interested in purchasing several licenses, TPT now offers multiple license options.

The idea behind this collection of lesson plans is that they toss out the textbook, in most cases, and focus on different teaching approaches to make the whole process more interesting and engaging for your students. We start out with evolution and move on to early man and civilizations. After that we stop off in Ancient Egypt, call in at Alexander the Great's place and then travel onward to the Roman Empire. We also cover medieval history, the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars, as well as Victorian Britain, World War II and modern history.

This listing is for a printable games, nothing will be shipped. Listing Details: - Game Cards are 5x7 inches and full page - Game cards (5x7) comes 2 per page and will need cut - File is a PDF - File is not editable - Personalization not included - No key is included. Need more items for Ancient Egypt? Find my Egypt collection her: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lilacsandcharcoal/?etsrc=sdt&search_query=egypt ***Please Note*** This listing is for a digital product. Nothing physical will be mailed. This item is available for personal use only. It can not be used for commercial purposes or distributed unless you get my permission. I do love collaborations, just shoot me a message. Ownership of the final design is retained by Lilacs and Charcoal. Ownership of the graphics is retained by the artist of the clip art. Lilacs and Charcoal has permission to use the clip art for Commercial use. Due to variations between your monitor and printer, colors will vary slightly when printed. The files provided are PDFs and require your computer to have a pdf viewer, such as Adobe reader.

If you're studying Ancient history this year, it's crucial to add some hands-on activities into your lesson plans, like these that your teen will want to do.

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Just for fun (we are not at all sure these are real hieroglyphs!) - this printable writing paper is perfect for an Ancient Egypt theme.

This Ancient Civilizations Bundle includes 6 resources for teaching Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China, Ancient India, Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. Each resource includes learning activities to help students learn about each civilization’s geography, religion, achievements, politics, economy, and society. Designed to be engaging and interactive, these resources will make learning fun and exciting! Here’s a quick overview of each of the Ancient Civilization Resources: Ancient Mesopotamia This resource contains six Mesopotamia learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. After they complete each station, they will create a 3-D ziggurat to showcase their learning! Ancient Egypt This resource contains six ancient Egypt learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. Students will create an interactive sphinx poster to showcase their learning.  Ancient China Students will go on a fact hunt about ancient China as they collect 25 facts. Then, they'll add their facts to a doodle poster designed to look like an ancient temple. Ancient India This resource contains six ancient India learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. After completing all of the learning centers, students will create a 3-D interactive lotus flower filled with their learning. Ancient Greece This resource contains six ancient Greece learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. During the learning stations, students will create an accordion book to showcase their learning. They’ll “build” foldable parts of a Parthenon accordion book while they progress through the stations. Ancient Rome This resource contains six ancient Rome learning stations that students can rotate through in small groups. After students complete each ancient Rome activity at the learning stations, they’ll turn their work into a 3-D Colosseum. Great News: All of the resources are incredibly detailed! You’ll be able to print-and-teach each of them! There are answer keys and lesson plans included in every resource. You may also like: Ancient Egypt Learning Stations and Interactive Poster! Homework Twist Task Cards (use with any assignment) Growth Mindset Doodle and Do Activities (use all year long!) Classroom Community and Kindness Activities (build a connected classroom community) Following is fun! Get the inside scoop on all store discounts, free products, and product launches. Just click the green “Follow Me” star under my store name on this page or click the green “Follow Me” star on my store homepage. Let’s Stay in Touch! Blog Pinterest Facebook Instagram *** Click HERE to receive the Brain Waves Instruction Newsletter filled with exclusive FREEBIES and Teaching Tips! Thanks! Brain Waves Instruction

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This engaging Ancient Egypt history lesson has students investigate what would it be like to live in Ancient Egypt and play a guessing game! This activity embraces a combination of rigor and fun. First, students read and learn about the differing social classes in ancient Egypt in eight one-page (1-2 paragraph) readings. These work great as reading stations too! Then, in a doodle-note-inspired a graphic organizer, students record two responsibilities and daily activities of each social class. These facts will later become clues for another classmate to guess the social class! Lastly, there is a claim, evidence, reasoning graphic organizer that has them defend the claim that labor specialization was key to the success of Ancient Egypt. An answer key is provided. Here's what's included: 8 one page (1-2 paragraphs) readings about each social class An identify the social class graphic organizer and game template A Claim, Evidence, Reasoning graphic organizer A Google Ready Claim, Evidence, Reasoning graphic organizer An answer key This activity is both reading focused and writing skill-based! _____________________________________________________________________________________ ⇒ Be sure to FOLLOW us on: ✓ TPT to receive notifications of new products, sales, and notes to followers. Just click the “follow me” button. ✓Pinterest for creative classroom ideas, lessons, and more. ✓Instagram for laughs and to see products at use in the classroom. ✓Facebook for interesting articles, posts, & tips! ✓Twitter for random acts of teaching @instructomania ✓ Check out our website & blog _________________________________________________________________________________________ Terms of Use ©Instructomania, Inc. All rights reserved by Tony and Erika Pavlovich. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Additional teachers must purchase their own license. If you are a teacher, principal or district interested in purchasing several licenses, TPT now offers multiple license options. About Instructomania with Mr. & Mrs. P: World History includes both Ancient and Medieval history lesson plans and complete unit packets. In the Ancient history and Medieval history curriculum, you will find lesson plans and activities that support inquiry-based learning through evidence-driven literacy and writing that aligns with Common Core. Our student-centered Social Science lessons teach students to analyze social studies content by using the key concepts of geography, economy, achievements, religion, social classes and government. Students use academic vocabulary, in highly engaging, fun history investigations, interactive Google ready content, visually rich graphic organizer resources and thematic assignments.

This Ancient Egypt Mummification Unit has over 40 pages of Ancient Egypt projects and activities. These Egypt activities are perfect for your upcoming Ancient Egypt unit or mummification unit. These mummification activities contain Egypt reading passages, comprehension questions, and projects about mummification! Student read and answer comprehension questions, and complete an illustrated "mummification wheel" , one pager project, and Top Three Pennant Project to demonstrate their understanding. Take the stress out of planning your next unit with these NO PREP resources! **************************************** Highlights of the Ancient Egypt Projects and Activities that make up this resource include: ⭐Mummification Title Page - this makes a great interactive notebook or packet cover. ⭐Interactive Notebook Information and Setup Tips - multiple pages of information on interactive notebooks, and tips and tricks for setting them up in your classroom. ⭐Two Detailed Reading Passages - these include detailed information about Egyptian mummies and the mummification process. ⭐Detailed Comprehension Questions - questions to go along with the reading passages are included, along with comprehensive answer keys. ⭐Mummification Wheel Activity - this is an engaging way for students to showcase their learning, and makes a great hallway or classroom display. It includes detailed instructions and multiple student examples. ⭐Creative One Pager Project - this includes detailed teacher information, student instructions, creation tips, image inspiration, rubric, and multiple student templates. ⭐Top Three Pennant Project - this is an excellent review activity and makes a gorgeous bulletin board display! ***************************************** What teachers like you are saying about this resource: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"My students always love learning about ancient Egypt, but these resources made it so much more fun! This was so engaging for them and really supporting their understanding of the Egyptian culture!" -Amy B ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"This is a wonderful collection of activities to help any student improve their skills! It has given my struggling students the confidence they needed to grow!" -Emily Abram ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"Excellent resource for distance learning! Students loved it. Low-prep/polished." -Crystal O

The Land of the Dead: A collection of my third grade art students sarcophagi (sarcophaguses?) laid out to dry. The kids dubbed this area of the floor The Tomb. Last week most of my third grade students finished their Egyptian sarcophagus. We had a lot of fun with this looong project and I thought I'd share it with you. It began way back at the beginning of the school year. I remember it like it was yesterday... Don't mess with Tut. I can't decide if I look mean or just constipated. Either one is unpleasant enough, I suppose. I spent the first week of school dressed as King Tutankhamun (aka Tut). As King Tut, or Mrs. Tut as the kids referred to me, I introduced all of my classes to Ancient Egypt. During this introductory lesson, my third grade students learned how to write their name in hieroglyphics and create a cartouche. If you look closely at the bottom of their sarcophagus, you'll see their rendition. After that, we got a little side tracked with other projects: a field trip to the local art museum to see an Egyptian exhibit; a school-wide t-shirt tie-dying project; and a fall leaf-relief project. With those out of the way, we were ready to return to Egypt. When I was in 8th grade, I had art for the first time. My art teacher showed me how to draw nostrils in a way I've never forgotten: like the handle bars of a bicycle. I demonstrated many different ways to draw a nose and this student looks like he went the handle bar route. We began with a self-portrait drawing. After a chat about portraiture, we looked at some recognizable portraits (the Mona Lisa and American Gothic) and compared them to the paintings found on the Egyptian sarcophagus. Then we proceeded to begin our own Egyptian self-portrait. Each student was given a copy of the head above. The copy was on a clipboard and the students placed a blank paper over it. After a discussion about head shape, we traced the shape of the head onto our paper. That's right, you heard me, we traced. Scandalous, I know. We also used the dotted line as a guide in understanding the placement of our features. We used mirrors to capture our own likeness. After looking at many Egyptian examples, students were given the opportunity to add a nemes (that's the cloth headdress), a beard (even Egyptian Queens wore them during ceremonies) and a collar necklace. The following art classes were used to trace over our pencil lines in Sharpie and add color with colored pencils and metallic oil pastels. We had a chat about how the Ancient Egyptians created paintings that were very two-dimensional. However, we were going to learn a bit about shading and creating a drawing that was three-dimensional. Understanding the concept of shading is a pretty advanced skill. I introduced it to the kids anyway because I don't like assuming they cannot do something. I demonstrated by choosing a flesh tone and shading my forehead and bridge of my nose in a light value forming a letter T. I then used a dark value around the outside of the head creating a letter U. That dark value was gradually lightened as I colored toward the center of the face. The sides of the nose were shaded a dark value like two capital I's. When the students got confused about shading, I could remind them by saying, "Light T; dark U; two dark I's". This seemed to help. A very clever student and her wadjet eyes. From there, details of the students' liking were added to their face and headdress. Metallic oil pastels were used on the headdress. Once complete, students were ready to cut out their sarcophagus. For the sarcophagus, students were given a 3' (maybe a pinch longer) piece of butcher paper. They folded that paper in half lengthwise and placed half of a sarcophagus template on top which they traced and cut out. From there, the kids glued down their heads and their cartouche. Then the fun of planning their sarcophagus began. This student paid a great interest to patterning detail. I love her designs. With a piece of vine charcoal, students drew hands, crook and flail and, if they wanted, Isis, the winged goddess. Then I asked them to divide break up the space of their sarcophagus with a series of lines. Once completed, students took their sarcopha-guys to the floor and painted over their charcoaled lines in black paint. In hindsight, painting on the floor should have been done with some sort of floor cloth. I owe my custodial friends some chocolate for that mistake. In between the lines the students painted, they were asked to add patterns in black paint. Once the black paint patterns were complete, I broke out the jars of metallic paint which proved to be a big hit. Not all metallic paint is created equally. We used Liquid Metal by Sargent sold through the Sax catalog. It was expensive but cheaper than spending money on junky (and often odorific) craft store metallics. Like I've said before, I only see my kids for half an hour. Some day it was a real struggle giving directions, passing back the work, getting out supplies and then turning to the clock to see YIKES! TWELVE MINUTES TO WORK! But we managed to get them finished. And, seeing them all displayed in the halls, make the kids and I see that our looong project was well worth it.

Ancient Egypt Complete 20 Day Unit to teach all about the Egyptians with Unit Daily Lesson Plan, a variety of interactive resources, and even a unit test and study guide to make your teacher life easier! Includes Powerpoint lecture notes on Egypt, a "Riverboat Tour of the Nile" that narrates the structures built by the Pharaohs, an archeology dig on Egyptian Settlement, an examination of the Pharaohs, a Cumulative Building a Pyramid Project, other student activities and assignments, a unit plan with daily outlines of activities, bellringers, and exit assignments and more! Topics Covered: Egyptian Geography Egyptian Civilizations Growth of Egyptian Influence Pharaohs of Egypt Pyramids and Temples of Egypt And so much more! Skills Addressed: Mapping Change over Time Cause and Effect Reading for Understanding Reading for Content Categorization Timelining Comparison Also includes a unit study guide and unit test with an answer key provided. Answer keys are not applicable for activities since all allow for open ended response and student answers may vary. It is suggested that the wrap up is completed as a whole class activity to verify all students have correct content collected! Complete unit integrates many of the Social Studies skills suggested by NCSS and National Geographic standards and will well cover all content required by state content standards. Addresses all components of social studies and practices the skills of collaboration, investigation, examination, research, mapping, primary source and artifact analysis, writing, creativity, application and so much more. Works well with my other Ancient Civilizations units! See preview for unit plan and resources included. Link below to each individual resource for full product previews! Take a look at the many resources included in my Ancient Egypt Complete Unit: • Mapping the Lands of Ancient Egypt Activity • Settlement of Ancient Egyptian Civilizations Archeology Dig • Egyptian Daily Life Centers Activity with Optional Task Cards • Riverboat Tour of Ancient Egyptian Monuments & Pharaohs • Ancient Egypt Civilization Notes on Powerpoint • Examining the Egyptian Pharaohs Meet & Greet Research Activity • Ancient Egypt Timeline Activity • Contributions of the Ancient Egyptians Mural Drawing Activity • Ancient Egypt Building A Pyramid Group Activity • Ancient Egypt Unit Plan w/ Bellringers, Exit Prompts, and Homework suggestions • Egyptian Daily Life Open Response Prompt • King Tut Bio Reading • Contributions of Ancient Egyptians Open Response Writing Prompt • Unit Study Guide • Unit Test w/Answer Key And be sure to shop my TpT Store for other great resources for Geography, U.S. History, World History, Classroom Management, Classroom Decor, and more! Buying from Michele Luck’s Social Studies If you like this resource, please leave feedback. If you have any questions or concerns, please email me at [email protected] to let me know! You may also want to browse through my TpT Store for other rigorous and collaborative Social Studies resources that can make your in-class or digital and distance learning classroom more interactive for all students! Thank you for downloading. Happy Teaching!

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This great lesson plan collection includes over 200 internet-based primary source worksheets covering World History and American History topics from Ancient Egypt to Watergate. I have so many worksheets in this collection they did not fit in the description, so I included other smaller collections in the description to show you what primary source worksheets you are getting in this collection. This worksheet collection gives teachers easy-to-use primary sources for just about every topic in American and World History. I used the great EyeWitness to History website for most of the primary source worksheets. Students simply read the documents and answer the questions. The readings always have a brief historical introduction and then the primary source. The primary sources are usually 1-2 pages long. Most students will finish a worksheet in 5-15 minutes depending on their age level. These activities are great for reinforcing information or complementing topics being taught in the classroom. The assignments can be used to generate classroom discussion or be used as homework. I usually print out the reading for the students, but you can have students answer the questions using the websites. Feel free to modify the worksheets if needed for your classes. Save yourself time and money and order this whole collection together! By ordering this lesson plan collection, you will have primary source worksheets for your entire American and World History curriculum. Feel free to check the reviews of my various primary source worksheets on Teachers Pay Teachers. You will see that you are getting a quality product at a very reasonable price. The following worksheets are included this primary source worksheet collection: Ancient Civilizations Worksheets: Mesopotamia Primary Source Worksheet: Sennacherib Lays Siege to Jerusalem Mesopotamia Primary Source Worksheet: Sennacherib Destroys Babylon 689 BCE How to Make an Ancient Egyptian Mummy Worksheet Entering King Tut’s Tomb 1923 Primary Source Worksheet. Ancient Greece Primary Source Worksheet Collection. Ancient Rome Primary Source Worksheet Collection. Middle Ages: Life in a Christian Monastery 585 A.D. Vikings Primary Source Worksheet: The Vikings “Discover” America Crusaders Capture Jerusalem Primary Source Worksheet Crusades Primary Source Worksheet: Richard the Lionheart Massacres the Saracens Crusades Primary Source Worksheet: 7th Crusade Battling the Saracens Black Death Primary Source Worksheet: Italy 1348 Black Death Primary Source Worksheet: The Flagellants 1349 Battle of Agincourt Primary Source Worksheet The Execution of Joan of Arc Primary Source Worksheet Kublai Khan in Battle 1287: Mongol Empire Primary Source Worksheet Mongol Empire Primary Source Worksheet: Mongol Warriors Mongol Empire Primary Source Worksheet: Daily Life of the Mongols The Sack of Constantinople 1453 Primary Source Worksheet Renaissance Primary Source Worksheet: The Death of Borgia Pope Alexander VI Renaissance Primary Source Worksheet: Michelangelo Paints the Sistine Chapel Renaissance Primary Source Worksheet: Inquisition 1573 Tudors: Queen Mary 1557 Primary Source Worksheet Tudors: The Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots Primary Source Worksheet Tudors: An Audience with Queen Elizabeth I Primary Source Worksheet Tudors: Crime and Punishment in Elizabethan England Primary Source Worksheet Tudors: Torture in the Tower of London Primary Source Worksheet The English Civil War and the Execution of King Charles I Primary Source Worksheet Explorers and Colonization: Early Explorers Primary Source Worksheet Collection Aztec Primary Source Worksheet: Hernan Cortes Views Tenochtitlan Pilgrims and the Mayflower Primary Source Worksheet Pilgrims and the First Thanksgiving Primary Source Worksheet New Amsterdam Becomes New York Worksheet Mohawks Native American Primary Source Worksheet 1644 Captured by Indians, 1758 (The Real Story of Mary Jemison Capture) Scalping During the French and Indian War Primary Source Worksheet Indentured Servitude and Immigration in Colonial America Worksheet Pirate Code of 1724 Primary Source Worksheet Slavery: African Slave Trade and Slavery Primary Source Worksheets French Revolution: The Beginning of the French Revolution The Execution of King Louis XVI Napoleonic War: The Battle of Trafalgar Battle of Waterloo Primary Source Worksheet Napoleon Exiled to St. Helena American Revolution: American Revolution Primary Sources Worksheet Collection Early America and the War of 1812: The Inauguration of George Washington Primary Source Worksheet Death of George Washington Primary Source Worksheet Yellow Fever Attacks Philadelphia Primary Source Worksheet Washington DC in 1800 Primary Source Worksheet Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr Duel Primary Source Worksheet Fulton’s First Steamboat Voyage 1807 Primary Source Worksheet Erie Canal Primary Source Worksheet Traveling the National Road 1833 Primary Source Worksheet America’s First Steam Locomotive Primary Source Worksheet The Inauguration of President Andrew Jackson Primary Source Worksheet War of 1812 Primary Sources Worksheet Collection Civil War Civil War and Reconstruction Primary Sources Internet Worksheet Collection Immigration: Immigration Lesson Plan Collection Industrialization: Industrialization Primary Source Worksheet Collection Westward Expansion: Westward Expansion Primary Source Worksheet Collection (No Maps!) Imperialism/Spanish American War: The Charge of the Light Brigade 1854 American Annexation of Hawaii Primary Source Worksheet Spanish American War Worksheet: The United States Declares War on Spain Spanish American War Worksheet: The Battle for Manila Bay Spanish American War Worksheet: The Battle for San Juan Hill Boxer Rebellion Worksheet World War I: World War I Primary Source Worksheet Collection Russian Revolution: Russian Revolution Primary Source Worksheet: Storming the Winter Palace Russian Revolution Primary Source Worksheet: Execution of Czar Nicholas II Russian Revolution Primary Source Worksheet: Lenin’s Hanging Order 1920s: President Wilson Suffers a Stroke 1920s Primary Source Worksheet Entering King Tut’s Tomb 1923 Primary Source Worksheet Adolf Hitler Attempts a Coup 1923 Primary Source Worksheet Prohibition 1927 Primary Source Worksheet Lindberg Files the Atlantic 1927 Primary Source Worksheet Babe Ruth 1920s Baseball Primary Source Worksheet Wall Street Crash of 1929 Primary Source Worksheet Great Depression: Bonus Army Primary Source Worksheet Bonnie and Clyde 1930s Primary Source Worksheet Migrant Mother 1936 Primary Source Worksheet Holocaust: Holocaust Primary Sources Lesson Plan Collection World War II: World War II European Theater Primary Source Worksheet Collection World War II Pacific Theater Primary Source Worksheet Collection Assassination of American Presidents: The Assassination of Lincoln and the Death of Booth Primary Source Worksheets (2 Worksheets) The Assassination and Death of President Garfield Primary Source Worksheet The Assassination of President William McKinley Primary Source Worksheet The Assassination of John F. Kennedy Primary Source Worksheet Cold War: The Russians Discover a Spy Tunnel in Berlin Primary Source The Hungarian Revolution 1956 Primary Source Worksheet Fidel Castro’s Cuban Missile Crisis Letter (Cold War Primary Source Worksheet) Civil Rights: Civil Rights: Jackie Robinson Baseball and Racism Primary Source Worksheet Watergate: Watergate and Nixon Primary Sources Worksheets A few other worksheets are also included, they are part of larger collections. Please check out my other collections if you are looking for something smaller or bigger: American History, World History, and Geography Collection (History Wizard) World History and World Geography Collection (History Wizard) American History and United States Geography Collection (History Wizard) American History Webquest Super Pack World History Webquest Super Pack American and World History Primary Sources Worksheet Collection History Wizard’s Whole Year of Geography Lesson Plans and Mapping Activities Government and Civics Collection Visit my Facebook Page and "like me" to receive updates and free lesson plans. Thanks for your interest, The History Wizard

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These 7 great video worksheets cover the history of Ancient Egypt. Students enjoy and are engaged by these simple to use four to five minute video worksheets. Most importantly, they helped increase student knowledge and understanding of the Ancient Egyptians. Each video worksheet works great as a “Do Now Activity” or as a complement to any lecture or lesson plan on Ancient Egypt. Each worksheet guides students through problems or events faced by Ancient Egyptians. The videos are great for visual learners and helps break up class time so students are more focused throughout the entire period. This activity is very easy to use. All you have to do is hand out the worksheets to the students and play the videos from YouTube. You can also download the videos right to your computer using Keepvid. Students watch the videos and answer the questions on the worksheets. Each worksheet includes about eight questions and has an answer sheet for the teacher. I recommend pausing the video at times to allow students to reflect and answer questions. The worksheets can be used to generate classroom discussion or be used as homework. You can use the worksheets individually or all at once during a class period. I recommend breaking the video worksheets up over the course of your Ancient Egypt unit. Feel free to modify this assignment as needed for your classes. I would like to thank Illumismart for the wonderful clip art! The following Ancient Egypt video worksheets are included in this collection: Ancient Egypt 101 Short Video Worksheet Hatshepsut: Female Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt Four Minute Video Worksheet King Tutankhamun in Five Minutes Video Worksheet Cleopatra: Egypt and Rome in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Ancient Egypt: How to make a Mummy in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Ancient Egypt: Book of the Dead in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Pyramids of Egypt in Five Minutes Video Worksheet Please check out the following Ancient Civilization Lesson Plan Collections so you can get great discounts if you are buying more than one lesson plan! Other Great Ancient Civilizations Lesson Plan Collections: Ancient Civilizations of the World Webquest Collection Ancient Civilizations Webquest Sampler World History Webquest Super Pack World History in 4 Minutes Video Worksheet Collection World History and World Geography Collection (History Wizard) American History, World History, and Geography Collection (History Wizard) American and World History Primary Sources Worksheet Collection World History Primary Source Worksheets Bundle (Ancient Times to 1800s) Early River Civilizations Webquest Bundle (Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, India) Mesopotamia Lesson Plan Collection Ancient Egypt Webquest and Worksheet Collection Ancient Egypt in 4 Minutes Video Worksheet Collection Ancient Greece Lesson Plan Webquest Collection Greek Mythology Webquest Bundle Ancient Greece in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Collection Ancient Greece Primary Source Worksheet Collection Ancient Greece Lesson Plan Sampler Roman Lesson Plan Webquest Collection Ancient Rome Primary Source Worksheet Collection Roman Gladiator Lesson Plan Collection Roman Persecution of the Christians Primary Source Worksheet Collection Ancient Rome Lesson Plan Sampler Ancient Greece and Rome Webquest and Primary Sources Worksheet Collection Byzantine Empire Lesson Plan Collection Western Civilization Webquest Collection: Ancient Greece to the Renaissance Ancient Asia Webquest and Lesson Plan Collection China and Chinese History Lesson Plan Collection Mongols and Mongol Empire Lesson Plan Collection Feudal Japan Lesson Plan Collection India Lesson Plan Collection Hinduism and Buddhism Lesson Plan Collection Islam and Islamic Empires Lesson Plan Collection Native Americans Civilization Webquests and PowerPoint Collection Mayan, Aztec, Inca Sampler Collection: 3 Webquests Mayan Lesson Plan Collection Aztec Lesson Plan Collection Inca Lesson Plan Collection Ancient Civilizations Writing Collection Visit my Facebook Page and "like me" to receive updates and free lesson plans. Thanks, The History Wizard

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Ancient History: Adam to Messiah Ebook (800 Pages) by Homeschool Author Robin Sampson SAMPLE LESSONS https://tinyurl.com/4ajfw6nv *****NO PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED**** IMPORTANT: All eBook Links are updated at https://www.pinterest.com/heartofwisdom/ Plan to find broken links-- just use Google Ancient History: Adam to Messiah is a chronological history unit study designed for multi levels grades 4-12 (although many are using for all ages). It includes Bible, history, geography, literature, government, composition, agriculture, religion, science, economics, and more. The lessons are full and require minimum preparation. This book's first goal is to inspire students to become “hearers and doers” of God's Word and encourage them to search the Scriptures and apply them to everyday situations. The second goal is to teach students a love of learning that will last a lifetime. This collection of seven-unit studies covers a time frame from Creation through the time of Christ in two unique ways: This book’s focus is on Bible history, as opposed to most ancient-history studies (even many Christian-based texts), which concentrate on the pagans in ancient times, ignoring God's people. For example, in this book's Ancient Egypt Unit the focus is on Joseph, Moses, the Exodus, and God's people (rather than on the pyramids and gods of Egypt). Our Ancient Greece and Rome units focus on the Israelites fighting against idolatry under Greek and Roman rule (rather than on Greek mythology and Roman gods). We also include an in-depth unit study of Ancient Israel. This book is much more than a basic history study: It is a thematic unit study. You will lead your student(s) chronologically on a fascinating journey through the Bible as they learn to study, write, research, Literature, Government, Composition, Agriculture, Religion, Science, Economics, and more. As your students study, they will have a number of valuable experiences. They will write essays, summaries, and editorials. They will have the opportunity to publish their work online. They will dramatize and teach others. These activities will develop their ability to think, which is an asset that will benefit them throughout their lives. Each Unit Includes: Overview Objectives Timeline Annotated Resource Lists (books, Internet sites, videos, software, etc) 20 to 40 Four-Step Lessons SAMPLE LESSONS https://tinyurl.com/4ajfw6nv Each Lesson Includes: There are four basic steps in each Heart of Wisdom Unit Study lesson based on the four major learning styles. Studies show this four-step method motivates students to comprehend the material better and retain the information longer Step 1 Excite: Create an interest Step 2 Examine: Find out the Facts Step 3 Expand: Do something with what was learned Step 4 Excel: Pull everything together and share with someone More Homeschool Books at Lapbooks by Robin Sampson on Etsy http://etsy.me/2AbcLSD THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT; NOTHING WILL BE SHIPPED