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1. a) Put the above heading
on a new page in your book. b)
Explore these following maps of Ancient Egypt:
https://www.ancient-egypt-online.com/ancient-egypt-maps.html
2. From the following site print the map of the Nile
River.
https://www.layers-of-learning.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Map-of-Ancient-Egypt.pdf
a) Over time, the Egyptian Empire went through three different
stages.
These have been named the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom and
the New Kingdom.
Find and write out two facts or basic points about these
different stages or periods of the The Egyptan Empire.
This site will help you:
https://www.ancient-egypt-online.com/ancient-egypt-government.html
b) Find some maps that show you the extent or locations of the
three different Periods of Empire. Shade these different areas
on the mape and also the map Key. Add some colour tothe rest of
the map and paste it in your boook.
3. a) Print off this
activity sheet. Cut out the speech balloons and figures.
Match the speech balloons to the figures and then paste them in
your book. b) Label each picture with one of the
following words: Pharaoh, Soldiers, High Priest, Visier, Slave,
Farmers, Scribe. (This
site might help you if you are unsure of the terms.)
c) Lightly colour some of the pictures.
4. Turn to a new page and turn your page
sideways. Halfway down the page, and in the middle of
the page, put the heading:
'Everyday life in ancient Egypt'. From this
heading design a coloured
mindmap on the topic: Everyday life in ancient Egypt.
Right mouse click the above link and
select 'open in new tab'.
In
the link above, look at past mind maps students have made.
Or if you don't want to draw it free-hand, you could use MS Word
- Page Layout/Orientation/Landscape, then Insert/Shapes/Callouts
Or you could try using one of the
mind map makers.
Around this heading in the middle of your page, make point form notes on the
different aspects of life you
want to make notes on in your
mindmap.
Before you begin, explore
all of the links on this
interactive web site about daily life in Ancient
Egypt.
Also you can get information from
this web page or Google other sites on everyday life in
ancient Egypt, such as:
http://www.kidsgen.com/ancient_egypt/daily_life.htm
If you have space you could also put small
pictures around your mind map.
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