Ancient Egypt PDF

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Ancient Egypt is about the civilization along the Nile from 3100 BC to 30 BC. It also includes Kush, Sheba, Nabataea and other neighbors of Egypt. For all ages from 6 to 18.

This is the second unit in the Layers of Learning Ancient History course. In this unit, you will learn about the ancient Egypt and their neighbors. This unit contains sections on:

  • People of Egypt
  • Gods & Goddesses
  • Pharaohs
  • Egypt’s Neighbors

Some of the activities in this unit include:

  • Map of ancient Egypt
  • Flood deposits and soil fertility experiment
  • Egyptian jewelry craft
  • Clay scarab seal craft
  • Egyptian creation story booklet
  • Mummify a hot dog
  • Sphinx pop-up card

Plus much more!


Each Layers of Learning History unit includes library lists of books, a family read-aloud suggestion, hands-on activities, printables and paper crafts, sidebars for extra learning, and tools to help you assess student’s progress and mastery.

Flexibility

This unit was written to be used for a month but contains plenty of content for many more weeks of learning if you choose. This is a pick-and-choose curriculum, meant to be cycled back to in the future when your child is older. As such, it intentionally includes far more material than you can possibly cover in a month.

Ancient Egypt is also part of the overall Ancient History course, the first Year of the four year Layers of Learning History cycle. If you use the program in order, it will take you though the history of the world from ancient times through the 21st century. However, each unit stands alone and can be used independently of any other unit.

Printable Pack

This unit comes with a downloadable Printable Pack that includes all the student worksheets. The printables can be copied as many times as needed for your family or class.
This is the Printable Pack cover. You can download the Printable Pack from your receipt or from your account at Layers of Learning.


Extra Resources

This unit comes with extra weblinks and a YouTube video playlist on the Ancient History Resources page.

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