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Here are our collection of paper dolls and paper men that my daughters and I have created for our World History studies, Social Studies, Unit Studies, as well as for re-enacting Shakespeare plays, …
After pausing our Egyptian Unit study for a few weeks to discuss the election process, we are back in the saddle again. (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) We recently read the books Hieroglyphs from A to Z by Peter Der Manuelian and Seeker of Knowledge: The Man Who Deciphered Egyptian Hieroglyphs by James Rumford. After learning what hieroglyphs were and how they were deciphered, we decided to try our hand at this ancient script. Using oven-bake craft clay we were able to create our very own Cartouche necklaces, oval-shaped ornaments worn by pharaohs depicting their name in hieroglyphs. To make a Cartouche You will need the following: wax paper oven-bake craft clay craft string/twine a pencil or clay awl a butter knife or toothpick Cover your work surface with wax paper. Roll a one inch square of oven-bake craft clay into a snake shape. Using your finger, flatten the "snake" and then flip the flattened oval over to the smooth side. Use the tip of a pencil or a clay awl to make a hole at one end of the oval. Refer to Hieroglyphs from A to Z or this downloadable PDF to learn the picture symbols of your name. Using a toothpick or the tip of a butter knife, recreate the hieroglyphs of each letter of your name. Follow the baking instructions indicated on the clay package. Tie some craft twine through the hole to complete the necklace. More Ancient Egypt Ideas to Explore Mummified Apple Experiment Taamia Falafal (Meatless Pitas) Making Papyrus Make a Cartouche Map of Egypt
The history of ancient Egyptian jewelry with Vitreous composition inlay dates back to the beginnings of the dynastic era. Jewelry has existed in different materials, forms and uses. However, although jewelry was created to be used in life, the ancient Egyptians used it in death by placing it on the mummies as part of the …
The royal mummies whose DNA has been examined so far, this autosomal ancestry marker is also clearly African in origin. Today it enjoys its greatest spread
Ptolemaic Temple of Hathor at Deir el-Medina
Ancient Egypt is one of my very favorite Social Studies units to teach. Engagement is always really high, as the kids love hearing about the pyramids, gods and goddesses, and of course, mummies! I am not sure why, but there is something about the gross and gooey steps of the mummification process that really appeals to my students. We usually start the unit with some read alouds, to help development core background information. Below are some of my favorites. I usually get the librarian to bring a big stack of the Egypt books to my room before the unit begins, so I can have them available for the kids during silent reading. Later, we spend time talking about Egyptian Geography. It always amazes me how few kids can actually find Egypt on a map. This is a great opportunity to talk about the concept of civilization, and how the Nile River helped Egypt to thrive. I usually have the kids do a mapping activity at this time, to practice key geography skills. This map is part of my Ancient Egypt Interactive Notebook Package. It comes with a full page map as well. In the past, I have struggled with doing a map of Egypt with my class, as the only maps I could find were either too simple or too detailed. This map, however, has worked very well for me. I usually blow the maps up, and have the kids make big ones. They look awesome hanging on the big bulletin board outside my room, and I like to refer back to them throughout the unit. As part of our introduction, we also spend some time on unit specific vocabulary. Nothing is worse than starting a class discussion about something to do with the unit, and having the kids have no idea what you are talking about. Going over key vocabulary at the start of the unit really helps prevent this. The package I mentioned above comes with several pages of key vocabulary words, as well as a variety of activities to help reinforce them. I have found in the past that vocabulary doesn't seem to really sink in with the kids unless they have a lot of opportunities to work with the words. My favorite activity in the package is the cut and past word matching worksheets - I like seeing the kids snipping away with their scissors, and matching the words on their desks. The engagement is high, and they seem to forget that they are actually practicing their vocabulary words!
Here are some examples of the sketches and artwork made for the pre-production stage of CLEOPATRA (1963). Some of it is better than what app...
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Cairo Nile city towers from Al Zamalek area just a few minutes after sunset. Highest in Explore: #319.
You probably already heard a phrase that says “know yourself and thus you will know the Universe”… This dictation and its variations are known from Ancient Egypt, written at the entrance to the Temple of Luxor - one of the oldest and most famous Temples o…
Wizards of the Coast has given CBR an exclusive first look at twenty new cards from the upcoming 2021 Magic: The Gathering Core Set.
