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Engage Upper Elementary and Middle School students in Ancient Egypt with this Interactive Social Studies Notebook. Ideal for both classroom and distance learning, it provides digital and print versions. Delve into mummification, Egyptian society, pharaohs, pyramids, and hieroglyphics. **DIGITAL AND PAPER INCLUDED** This Ancient Egypt product contains interactive cut and paste learning material for students to create an organized social studies interactive notebook. {Paper & Digital Versions Included!} ***Important Update - Now includes additional, colorful Digital Google Slides Version for Google Classroom! This resource is part of the Ancient Civilizations (Entire) Curriculum Answer Key Included This resource is aligned with Ancient Egypt Reading Passages and Ancient Egypt Interactive Powerpoint. I would highly recommend using this resource along with these resources but it is optional! The Interactive Notebook is a stand-alone resource. Also aligned with Ancient Egypt Timeline and Map Classroom Posters Topics covered in this unit include: Mummification, Egyptian Society and Hierarchy, Pharaohs, the invasion of the Hyksos, the Old, Middle, & New Kingdom, Nile River, Hieroglyphics, Hieratic Script (shortened version), Pyramids of Giza, Bureaucracy, Vizier, War-Chariots, Menes, Hatshepsut, Thutmose III, Tutankhamen, Lower Egypt, Upper Egypt, Ramses III, Akhenaten, Red Lands, Black Lands, & much more! This product contains Social Studies Notebook Cover……………….…..……..6 Power Words…………………………………………………….………7-8 Events Timeline………………………………………...……..9 Map…………………………………....…10 Society………………..………………….………11 Influential Pharaohs and Rulers…………….………..12 Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, & New Kingdom…………………………………………………….13 The Pyramids & Afterlife……………......………………14 Mummification…………………………………..…………..15 King Tut Facts – Coloring Brain Break………..…16 Hyksos Invasion / Hatshepsut…………….…………..17 Hieroglyphics & Hieratic Script …………………….….18 “Ra” Sun God – facts…………………………….………….19 Answer Key Notebook Cov………………………….………20 Power Words Answers……………………………………….….21 Power Words Answers…………………………………….…..22 Events Timeline Answers.......................................…23 Map Answers…………….………….………24 Society Answers………….…..25 Pharaohs and Rulers Answers…………….….……26 The Kingdoms – Answers……………………..…….………..27 Pyramids & Afterlife Answers……….….……….….28 Mummification………………………………….……..…29 Hyksos Invasion Answers………………….…………….....30 Hieroglyphs and Hieratic Script…………………..……31 Thank You Pages…………………..……………..32-33 Sixth Grade Interactive Notebook Series More Ancient Egypt Resources: Ancient Egypt Resource Bundle Ancient Egypt Map and Timeline Classroom Posters Ancient Egypt Interactive VocAppulary Ancient Egypt Interactive PowerPoint Ancient Egypt Reading Passages Ancient Egypt Timeline and Map Classroom Posters You may also enjoy: Ancient Civilizations Timelines Maps Classroom Posters Ancient Civilizations Interactive Notebook BUNDLE Ancient Mesopotamia Unit - Interactive Notebook The Stone Age | Early Humans | Archaeology - Interactive Notebook Ancient Israel Unit - Interactive Notebook Ancient India Unit - Interactive Notebook Ancient China Unit - Interactive Notebook Ancient Greece Unit - Interactive Notebook Ancient Rome Unit - Interactive Notebook _______________________________________________________________________________ Tips for Savvy TpT Shoppers: How to receive credit on TpT to use for future purchases: • Go to your My Purchases page. 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Last summer I went a little nutty. See, I was SO excited that our curriculum recommended a timeline. SO SO excited that timeline figures came with it. Until ... I opened the packaging. The timeline figures were ... ugly. So I made ancient history timeline figures using classic art! And now I'm shari
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All about using Ancient Egypt Interactive Notebooks for teaching an Ancient Civilizations unit in the middle school or upper elementary history or social studies classroom.
Sunburst finished up her study of Ancient Greece in October. My initial plan was to let it rest after our trip, but she refused to take...
If you are getting ready to cover Ancient Civilizations in the upper elementary and middle school level, a look at Hunter-Gatherers (Paleolithic Era), Early Civilizations (Mesolithic to Neolithic Era), and Mesopotamia are a must. If you are lacking curriculum, this resource includes teaching material and activities.
Hi teacher friends, Ancient Civilizations has to be my favorite curriculum to teach. I find the ancient world fascinating, with all the different traditions, inventions, rituals, building structures, gods and goddesses. I could probably spend the whole year just focusing on Egypt alone, with its pyramids, their social hierarchy with pharaohs, and interesting
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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 moments I remember the most were the creative ones. I vividly remember making salt maps of the state, book report mobiles, models, papier-mâché globes, interactive brochures, puppets, and dioramas. What about you? Are the instructional moments that you remember the most tied to creative activities? There's just something so powerful about hands-on learning with creative opportunities. Now, more than ever, in our assessment-focused world of education, it's time to infuse creativity into the classroom! Check out these fun ways to turn ancient history lessons into creative hands-on learning experiences! EARLY MAN During this project, students complete 5 different learning stations. Students complete their work on flame shapes that they can transform into a 3-D fire. Working both independently and with small groups, students learn about The Paleolithic Era, the Neolithic Era, the Great Migration, and elements of a civilization. (Learn more here.) ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA As students complete 6 learning stations about ancient Mesopotamia, they'll build a 3-D ziggurat. The stations focus on geography, religion, accomplishments, politics, economics, and society. The end result is a 3-D structure that students can display on their desks or around the classroom. (Learn more here.) ANCIENT EGYPT With this hands-on project, students learn all about ancient Egypt before turning their learning into an interactive sphinx. Students build flip-able parts of the sphinx poster while their progress through 6 different learning stations. The end result is a celebration of Egypt and their learning! (Learn more here.) ANCIENT CHINA Learning about ancient China is especially engaging with this fact hunt and doodle poster. Not only will students collect critical facts about the ancient civilization, they'll also display their learning with doodles that they create. The poster's extra-long size makes it unique and perfect to display in the classroom. (Learn more here.) ANCIENT INDIA If I have to pick a favorite hands-on World History project, this one might be it. During this project, students add information about ancient India to different layers of a lotus flower while progressing through 6 stations. When they're finished, they turn their learning into a 3-D lotus flower. The end result is a stunning collection of learning. (Learn more here.) ANCIENT GREECE This hands-on learning project includes 6 learning stations about ancient Greece. During the stations, students create an accordion-style book to showcase their learning. They'll assemble the foldable parts of the book to create a Parthenon accordion book. It's interactive and meaningful. (Learn more here.) ANCIENT ROME This ancient history project is especially fun. After completing 6 engaging learning stations about ancient Rome, students will turn their learning into a 3-D version of the Colosseum. And...to amp up the "fun factor" there are even 3 gladiator figures that students can design and display inside their Colosseum. (Learn more here.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These projects are the perfect combination of rigor and creativity. If you're looking for fun ways to mix up your Social Studies instruction, check out these hands-on units here: - Early Man - Ancient Mesopotamia - Ancient Egypt - Ancient China - Ancient India - Ancient Greece - Ancient Rome Thanks for stopping by! Mary Beth P.S. Save on the bundle for ALL of the resources HERE.
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Our second block of the fifth grade school year was Ancient Cultures, which combined language arts, history, social studies and geography. As an aside, anytime we are not in a math block we always start our day with some math practice on the board, so that those skills do not get forgotten. Our first area of focus was India and it covered two weeks. As usual, we began by mapping India and studying the indigenous plants and animals. We learned the origin story Manu and the Flood. We found references to Atlantis and compared it to Noah's ark. For any of the myths or history stories, we follow a two day schedule of learning. On the first day I tell the story, usually with a chalk drawing I have prepared, and Jack will make a main lesson page drawing. On the following day he will retell the story, in his own words, while we work on language mechanics. Some days he just writes, but if it is a complicated story I may help him make an outline first to make sure we don't leave out any crucial information. We found a beautiful version of the Ramayana in the book A Year Full of Stories. We really enjoyed learning about the faith of India through the Bhagavad-Gita and comparing it to our own values. \ Since the boys are in the school room together, they often hear parts of their brother's main lessons. Will was halfway paying attention to the story of Rama and Sita when he heard mention of the Monkey King, Hanuman. I guess the idea of a Monkey King proved irresistible to Will and he immediately had to drop his own project and get his vision on paper! This is one of my favorite things about homeschooling: that we have the space for this kind of work. Our third week of study focused on Buddha. Again, we compared our own values and faith with The Eightfold Path and the Noble Truths. For our final week of study, we spent the first day mapping Persia. The following day we covered Zarathustra. Again, this was a great opportunity to compare and contrast all of these world religions with our own. How wonderful to see so many core values in common. Later in the week we looked at Xerxes and the wars with Greece. Jack is excited to get to the Ancient Greece block (thanks, Percy Jackson!), so he was eager to hear mention of Sparta. We may have taken more of a Greek focus than was intended, but it's nice to have the student so eager!
Students will engage in learning about the Ancient Inca with this Inca Empire DIGITAL Interactive Notebook | Choice Board | Ancient History
