The Ancient Egyptians lived between the years 4000BC and
500BC, in the dry, hot country along the River Nile.
The Egyptians lived in the banks
of the River Nile


                     The Temple of
                     Amun
Every July, the river flooded
and the farmers grew their
crops in rich, fertile mud
which the flood left behind.
It is the name of a mythical beast that the
Egyptians portrayed in stone. It has the body of
a lion and the head of a person.

It is the name of the massive triangular
building that were built in Egypt thousands of
years ago.
Most Egyptian children didn't go to school. Boys
learned from their father's trade and girls
helped their mothers. Rich children had a tutor
or went to school .They learned to read and
write on paper made from papyrus reeds. They
used picture writing called hieroglyphics.
THE EGYPTIAN
STREETS WERE
FILTHY BECAUSE
PEOPLE THREW THE
RUBBISH TO THE
STREETS.
                   THE HOUSES WERE
                   SEVERAL FLOORS UP
                   BECAUSE THERE WAS
                   NOT MUCH SPACE FOR
                   BUILDDING DUE TO
                   THE NARROW VALLEY
                   OF THE RIVER NILE.
Ancient Egyptian houses had mud bricks. Houses had several floors because
the river Nile was very narrow.
People in Egypt loved hunting birds and enjoying themselves.




Egyptians knew about the heart and nervous system. They passed
their knowledge from dads to sons.
Inside the tomb were
clothes, weapons, furniture and
treasures the king needed for his
        life after death.
• When the king died, his body
 was preserved and wrapped in linen. This

was called a mummy.
The burial of a king
• The king was buried
  70 days after death.
  His funeral
  procession included
  priests, priestesses
  and paid mourners
Sometimes robbers would try to break into the
sealed tomb and steal the treasures which
 were buried with the king.
Egyptians wore
cool clothes
made of linen.
The men wore
short tunics
and the women
wore long
tunics with
shoulder
straps.
•Egyptian men wore short tunics and the women
wore long tunics. Both men and women made-up
their faces. When it was hot children usually
wore no clothes. Hair styles were different for
boys and girls: boys had shaved heads with a
single lock of hair and girls wore several plaits.
Egyptians wore
cool clothes
made of linen.



                 In hot
                 weather,
                 children
                 often
                 wore no
                 clothes.
Egyptians
loved                          They played with
hunting.                       toys made of
They                           wood and ivory.
hunted on                      Some of their
land from                      favorite games
           They used           were wrestling
chariots
           harpoons to catch   and fencing with
and in
           hippopotamus.       wooden swords
water from
boats.
The Egyptians hunted on land from
 chariots and in water from boats . Here
they are catching an hippopotamus with
           harpoons and ropes.
Rich people had great
parties with lots of
food and drink .
Servant and slaves
served them .
Singers ,dancers,
acrobats , jugglers
entertained the guests.
1.-This word starts with an
“A”. It is the name of the
continent in which Egypt is
located. It’s Africa.


                              2. The name of de
                              capital city is Cairo.
It is the name of a very dry
environment. Much of Egypt is
this type of land: It is a desert.
It is the name of a common
domesticated (tame) animal
that the ancient Egyptians
revered : it is a cat.
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Ancient egyptians 6thA

  • 1.
    The Ancient Egyptianslived between the years 4000BC and 500BC, in the dry, hot country along the River Nile.
  • 2.
    The Egyptians livedin the banks of the River Nile The Temple of Amun
  • 3.
    Every July, theriver flooded and the farmers grew their crops in rich, fertile mud which the flood left behind.
  • 4.
    It is thename of a mythical beast that the Egyptians portrayed in stone. It has the body of a lion and the head of a person. It is the name of the massive triangular building that were built in Egypt thousands of years ago.
  • 5.
    Most Egyptian childrendidn't go to school. Boys learned from their father's trade and girls helped their mothers. Rich children had a tutor or went to school .They learned to read and write on paper made from papyrus reeds. They used picture writing called hieroglyphics.
  • 6.
    THE EGYPTIAN STREETS WERE FILTHYBECAUSE PEOPLE THREW THE RUBBISH TO THE STREETS. THE HOUSES WERE SEVERAL FLOORS UP BECAUSE THERE WAS NOT MUCH SPACE FOR BUILDDING DUE TO THE NARROW VALLEY OF THE RIVER NILE.
  • 7.
    Ancient Egyptian houseshad mud bricks. Houses had several floors because the river Nile was very narrow.
  • 8.
    People in Egyptloved hunting birds and enjoying themselves. Egyptians knew about the heart and nervous system. They passed their knowledge from dads to sons.
  • 9.
    Inside the tombwere clothes, weapons, furniture and treasures the king needed for his life after death.
  • 10.
    • When theking died, his body was preserved and wrapped in linen. This was called a mummy.
  • 11.
    The burial ofa king • The king was buried 70 days after death. His funeral procession included priests, priestesses and paid mourners
  • 12.
    Sometimes robbers wouldtry to break into the sealed tomb and steal the treasures which were buried with the king.
  • 13.
    Egyptians wore cool clothes madeof linen. The men wore short tunics and the women wore long tunics with shoulder straps.
  • 14.
    •Egyptian men woreshort tunics and the women wore long tunics. Both men and women made-up their faces. When it was hot children usually wore no clothes. Hair styles were different for boys and girls: boys had shaved heads with a single lock of hair and girls wore several plaits.
  • 15.
    Egyptians wore cool clothes madeof linen. In hot weather, children often wore no clothes.
  • 16.
    Egyptians loved They played with hunting. toys made of They wood and ivory. hunted on Some of their land from favorite games They used were wrestling chariots harpoons to catch and fencing with and in hippopotamus. wooden swords water from boats.
  • 17.
    The Egyptians huntedon land from chariots and in water from boats . Here they are catching an hippopotamus with harpoons and ropes.
  • 18.
    Rich people hadgreat parties with lots of food and drink . Servant and slaves served them . Singers ,dancers, acrobats , jugglers entertained the guests.
  • 19.
    1.-This word startswith an “A”. It is the name of the continent in which Egypt is located. It’s Africa. 2. The name of de capital city is Cairo.
  • 20.
    It is thename of a very dry environment. Much of Egypt is this type of land: It is a desert.
  • 21.
    It is thename of a common domesticated (tame) animal that the ancient Egyptians revered : it is a cat.
  • 22.
    Eg y pt ent ture nci ic A d p called . use ing c s” w rit glyphi “h iero Some time pictu s a r e st soun ood d an for a pictu d se re m vera word ade l . a