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Pyramids: 50 Hands-On Activities to Experience Ancient Egypt (Kaleidoscope Kids Books (Williamson Publishing)) Review

Pyramids: 50 Hands-On Activities to Experience Ancient Egypt (Kaleidoscope Kids Books (Williamson Publishing))
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This book is packed with many wonderful creative ideas to help children become very involved in learning about ancient Egypt. I was really impressed. We homeschool and found this to be one of the best purchases we've made while learning about this ancient civilization. I should note that online the recommended age is 9-12. However, on the back of the book it is clearly printed for kids ages 6-12. My daughter is 7 and we found it to be age appropriate.

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This book is suitable for ages 9 to 12 years. Don't just read about it - do it! Children will become part of ancient Egypt, playing Senat (a game like draughts), dressing in a nemes (head-dress) and male kilt, eating Egyptian honey-barley flatbread, writing in hieroglyphics, dancing like an Egyptian, building a living model of the Nile valley. The book helps you discover Pyramid Power, and get to know the wonders of the pyramids by exploring King Tut's tomb, making a pyramid-building sledge, creating pyramids of cardboard, clay, blocks, cans and discovering the mysteries of the mummies, the Sphinx, and a Soul House. How old is ancient? The book helps you learn about linear timing by developing meaningful comparisons, using visualisations and creating timelines.

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Cut and Make Egyptian Masks (Cut-Out Masks) Review

Cut and Make Egyptian Masks (Cut-Out Masks)
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I am a teacher and when I do my ancient Egypt lesson I use these masks to spark student interest and to decorate the room. The masks are easier to make than the villages or castles in this same series. The pieces are bigger. I found an xacto knife and tacky glue work the best!

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Fiveauthentic, carefully researched masks: King Tut, lioness (the goddess Sekhmet), falcon (Horus), crocodile (Sebek), and a jackal (Anubis). Ideal for Halloween, costume parties, school plays. Easily assembled. Instructions.

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Egyptian Tales Review

Egyptian Tales
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Sir Flinders Petrie was a reknown Archaeologist and Egyptologist even beyond the circle of scientists devoted to the study of Pharaonic Civilization. So that, at the time of writing and printing the original edition, the offered translations of a selected group of ancient Egyptian literary pieces was considered a fine task carried out to its end and fulfilling its purposes. But many years have elapsed since those days and Egyptology has kept pushing forward; as a consequence, much better translations and analyses of these texts can be found in more recent books dealing with the literature of the Egyptians. This book can be recommended only as a token of completeness in the bookshelves, especially for the section on the immortal "Father of Scientific Archaeology".

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