K12 Ancient Egyptian History and Arts Study

Papyrus Outlines, Making papyrus, Ancient Egyptian Writing, Rosetta stone, Hieroglyphic Stickers, Papyrus Boats, Pharaohs Games, Papyrus Bookmarks and Egyptian Thrones.

K12 Ancient Egyptian History and Arts section is dedicated to assist the teachers and the students to study Ancient Egypt with more thrills and excitement by using unique teaching tools specially designed for this purpose. Teachers of History and Arts can formulate many projects that brain storm the students of the elementary school level about the ancient Egyptian civilization.

1. Papyrus Outlines :

Coloring papyrus outlines of a specific era, great Pharaohs, famous queens, etc… The teacher hands over a papyrus outline for each student to color it according to his liking.

The teacher can print the information pertaining to the subject of the outlines from our Free information part and shares with the students these information through a discussion. There are six papyrus outlines that can be used for different class levels:

1. Pyramids & Sphinx Outline: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet to be used as a guideline for the coloring approach of the students Click Here .
Get the Free information about Pyramid from Click Here

2. King Tut Mask: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet to be used as a guideline for the coloring approach of the students Click Here. Get the Free information about King Tut from Click Here

3. King Tut Profile: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet to be used as a guideline for the coloring approach of the students Click Here. Get the Free information about the boy king from Click Here

4. Queen Cleopatra: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet to be used as a guideline for the coloring approach of the students Click Here. Get the Free information about Cleopatra from Click Here

5. Queen Nefertiti: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet to be used as a guideline for the coloring approach of the students Click Here . Get the Free information about Nefertiti from Click Here

6. Cartouche: You can have either 7.87 X 11.8” or 11.8X 15.74” packs of 25 outlines + one Free colored papyrus sheet having the Hieroglyphic letters to be used as a guideline for the students to select the Hieroglyphic letters equivalent to their English names. Each sheet has two empty cartouche frame to enable the student to write his name in English in one frame and in Hieroglyphic in the other frame Click Here. Get the Free information about Cartouche from Click Here

2. Making Papyrus Project:

Teachers can demonstrate to the students how the ancient Egyptian used the Cyperus papyrus marsh plant to make the first form of paper in history. They can show the students how to align the papyrus strips supplied with the papyrus making kit Click Here in crossing layers following

the steps detailed in the procedure supplied with the kit. Get Free information about papyrus manufacturing steps Click Here

3. Ancient Egyptian writing kit project:

The teacher can elaborate on the ancient Egyptian Scribe and how this profession was very important and has a very high rank in the ancient Egyptian society, then can describe the tools that were used by the

scribe as supplied in the writing kit Click Here. Get Free information about the ancient Egyptian Scribe and writing in ancient at Click Here

4. Rosetta Stone project:

The teacher can talk about the discovery of Rosetta stone by the French scientist "Jean François Champollion" and the tremendous break through in understanding Ancient Egypt civilization after deciphering the Hieroglyphic letters.

Explain the relation between the three texts engraved on the miniaturized replica of the stone Click Here to let the students understand the importance of this discovery. Get Free information about Rosetta Stone at Click Here .

5. Egyptian Thrones project:

The teacher can talk about the Egyptian Thrones in each family of ancient Egyptian Civilization