Description

Engage your students with this resource on Ancient Egypt: Art, History & Hieroglyphs! A must for any history/art/geography classroom! I created this resource to provide my students with an understanding of ancient Egyptian art and its central role in Egyptian civilization. The aim is to create curiosity, skills in observation, and a desire to visit a museum to see actual examples of Egyptian art. On each page you will find questions, discussion points, color codes, key facts, key images, and more! I've also included a handy teacher guidance page to give you an overview and examples of student goals and how to use the resource.

Also included is an A3 dynasty timeline poster which is a great standalone tool for anyone teaching Ancient Egypt and for students as a reference tool. I generally use this as a poster for the classroom and also as a tool for research activities. It also makes a great hand out for students to keep in their files to accompany a unit on Ancient Egypt.

What's included?

This is a DIGITAL ZIP FILE and contains both A4 and A3 PDF booklets:

> A Summary of Ancient Egyptian History
> Introduction
> Northern & Southern Nile Valley Maps
> People of Egypt
> The role of women in Egypt
> Ancient Egypt Dynasty Timeline Poster
> The Function of Art in Ancient Egypt
> Major Themes
> Life After Death
> The Role of the King
> Cats Rule in Ancient Egypt
> Ancient Egyptian Gods
> Hieroglyphs and Egyptian Art
> Figures
> Symbols
> 10x Egyptian Art Factfiles

ALSO

> Teacher notes (guidance) page
> Fact file image folder
> A3 PDF - Ancient Egypt Dynasty Timeline Poster

This resource is so versatile, I whip it out each year as part of my history/geography unit, or just when my students are struggling to engage! It's perfect for classroom decor, organization, as part of a full unit on Ancient Egypt, as a sub lesson/series, or a fun research activity!

How to use this resource:

* Introduce Ancient Egypt to students

* Handout/accompanying booklet for a unit on Ancient Egypt

* Across subjects: geography, history, art

* Group activities, independent research and reading

* Homeschooling

* Classroom decor

* Hybrid classroom research and/or reading activity (e.g. upload to Google Slides)

> Check out Teach Art History for more resources.

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