We recently had the opportunity to visit the Tutankhamen Exhibition here in Johannesburg. OMGsh, I was awestruck. It was the most amazing experience I have ever had at an exhibit. The children, especially Koko was enthralled and I cannot wait to get to that chapter in our Story of the World Vol 1 books.
So without further ado, here are some of my favourite free finds on Ancient Egypt. There are many, many more resources available online, feel free to visit my Pinterest board to view more incredible online finds.
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Ancient Egypt topic word cards from Sparklebox
Ancient Egypt timeline pack also from Sparklebox
Ancient Egypt from Twinkl
Always a popular topic, Ancient Egypt captures the imagination. From Mummies and the Mummification process to Egyptian Pyramids take a look at our Lesson Teaching Packs. We have high quality Ancient Egypt display resources with eye catching illustrations and word mats for vocabulary support.
Ancient Egypt Timeline Posters also from Twinkl
Ancient Egypt paper dolls from Gabi’s Paper Dolls
These are great for showing examples of what clothes the Ancient Egyptians wore.
Ancient Egypt for Kids from Ancient Egypt
This site has tons and tons of stories at a level children will understand. There are numerous articles to read.
DIY Ancient Egyptian Pyramid from Student Handouts
Label the four sides of your pyramid with four facts you have learned about ancient Egypt. Then, cut out the pyramid, and assemble it by using tape or glue on the tabs.
Ancient Egypt Vocabulary Cards from Memorizing the Moments
{free} Ancient Egypt Preschool Pack from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
The Ancient Egyptians Preschool Pack is a great way for little ones to take a tinny peak into history while practicing basic early learning skills like the following:
– Pre-Writing Practice
– Cutting
– Build a Word
– Upper/Lower Case Letters (K-1st)
– Tracing Words
– Letter Ee (alphabet practice)
– Build a Sentence (K-2nd)
– Cut & Paste
– Graphing
– Number Practice
– Shadow Matching
– Which One is Different
– Patterns
– Size Sequencing
– Addition (Preschool – 2nd Grade)
– Classification (K-2nd)
-Scrambled Sentences (K – 2nd Grade)
