Life in Ancient Egypt Digital Notebook

Life in Ancient Egypt Digital Notebook - Google Drive - Religion - Medicine - Daily Life

This notebook activity has a variety of engaging activities for students to learn more about life in Ancient Egypt, focusing on religion, medicine, and daily life. This is an excellent addition to your unit on Ancient Egypt. This resource also works great as a backup Sub lesson plan.

This resource comes as a Google Drive resource. If you would like to print the resource material, select the print version of this resource, go to "File," "Download," and "PDF" to save the resource as a PDF and print! A PDF is also provided for your convenience.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THIS PURCHASE? ⇣⇣⇣⇣⇣

• Ancient Egypt 101 Overview: Geography, rulers, religion, math, written language
• Mummification process
• A day in the life of an Ancient Egyptian Doctor video + journal entry
• Egyptian Facts (Daily Life)
• Museum Exhibition
• 'Put It All Together' Report

There are many ways you can use this resource:

• Use this after a lesson on Ancient Egypt to reinforce learning
• Complete this together as a class (recommended)
• Assign as individual work
• Assign as partner/group work

When I use notebook activities in my class, I like to go through the readings, videos, and activities together as a class. Why?

• ✓ Make sure everyone is staying on track
• ✓ Get the entire class to participate in the lesson
• ✓ Allows students to answer the questions and immediately review them as a class to self-check for progress learning
• ✓ Less grading for me
• I usually give a completion grade for the portion we do together as a class.
• The writing portion at the end I have students complete independently, either at the end of class or as homework. This is the only part I grade, while the rest is a completion grade.

If you want an even more in-depth look at this product, please check out the Preview. I have included pictures of most pages you will get with this purchase.

Happy teaching! :)

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