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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osbourne's Magic Tree House book "Mummies in the Morning" (this word scramble can be used without the book).
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Two printable cards with graphics for writing facts about pyramids or Egypt.
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This one page reading comprehension selection is a brief overview of the history of and contemporary life in Egypt. It is followed by 7 multiple choice questions and 4 questions that require a brief written response.
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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "Mummies in the Morning".
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Featuring vocabulary from Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "Mummies in the Morning".
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Line drawing of the Egyptian flag to color.
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An introduction to Cairo, the capital of Egypt. A good vocabulary builder and reading comprehension exercise.
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An introduction to the Egyptian Pyramids for upper level students.
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Use the chart to find the populations of some of Egypt's major cities.
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A brief history and geographic explanation of the Nile Valley. A good vocabulary builder and reading comprehension exercise.
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A coloring page of an ancient Egyptian urn, for fun or for a report cover.
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Use a line graph to determine how many people visited the Great Sphinx over a two year period.
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Use a map to learn more about Egypt. A good map skills lesson.
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This reading comprehension describes the burial process for a Pharaoh (not for the faint-hearted!)
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A word search to reinforce vocabulary for other Egypt lessons.
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A coloring page of the Egyptian cat goddess Bast or Bastet, for fun or for a report cover. With short explanatory text.
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A form for students doing their own research on Egypt. Includes essay questions, and a fact sheet (with answers for teachers).
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This reading comprehension presents the position of Egyptian women in past and contemporary society.
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Clear color pictures depicting Egyptian tombs and vocabulary featured in Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House book "Mummies in the Morning" (most of this lesson can be used without the book). Also on abcteach.com: crossword, word search, and word scramble.
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A coloring page of two Egyptians playing Senet (like backgammon), for fun or for a report cover.
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A coloring page of Egyptian workers painting a fresco, includes hieroglyphs, for fun or for a report cover.
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A coloring page of children playing in ancient Egypt, for fun or for a report cover.
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holidays illustration
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A coloring page of ancient Egyptians weaving, for fun or for a report cover.
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A dot to dot and a picture of the jackal god, Anubis, for fun or for a report cover.
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A dot to dot and a picture to color of the Egyptian sun god, Horus, for fun or for a report cover.
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A dot to dot and a picture to color of the sky goddess, Nut, for fun or for a report cover.
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A dot to dot and a picture to color of Osiris, the Egyptian god of the underworld, for fun or for a report cover.
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Find your way through this mummy-shaped maze.
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Sphinx-shaped maze.
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Great Egypt-themed math questions are the first step in "building" a pyramid. A fun activity with a math backbone. Use together with Math Pyramid Game board.
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A trip down the Suez Canal, with a bit of history.
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A coloring page of King Tut mask, for fun or for a report cover.
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A coloring page of the famous and mysterious Sphinx, for fun or for a report cover.
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This reading comprehension describes the experiences of someone who visited Cairo during Ramadan.
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Cards and a pyramid frame to use in connection with the Egypt Math Pyramid Game, to help students "build" their pyramids. Use together with Math Pyramid Game rules and questions.
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A coloring page of the Egyptian Abu Simbel monument along the Nile, for fun or for a report cover.
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coloring page
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A dot to dot and a picture to color of the Egyptian sun god, Ra, for fun or for a report cover.
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The Pharos lighthouse was considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Use this reading comprehension to learn more.
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Answer the mummy-themed questions to solve the riddle. "Twice as many mummies were found in the second pyramid. How many mummies were found in the second pyramid?"
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This reading comprehension introduces the ancient Mediterranean culture of the Egyptians. Part 2 of a series.
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This set of five reading comprehensions introduces the ancient Mediterranean cultures of the Egyptians, Phonecians, Greeks, and Romans. This is the complete set, without any illustrations.
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flags illustration
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flags illustration
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holidays illustration
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A great introduction to the history and construction of Egyptian pyramids.
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holidays illustration
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geography illustration
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geography illustration
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geography illustration
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geography illustration
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geography illustration
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geography illustration
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2 ACROSS: Damage to the pyramids was caused by people and ____.
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history illustration
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history illustration
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history illustration
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history illustration
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history illustration
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history illustration
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An introduction to Luxor, the ancient Egyptian city, filled with temples and sphinxes. A good reading comprehension exercise.
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Introduces students to the rich history of Alexandria, the second largest city in Egypt. Followed by multiple choice comprehension questions.
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