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Sixth Grade Social Studies ANCIENT EGYPT

Ancient Egypt

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Ancient Egypt. Sixth Grade Social Studies. What do you notice about the map? What is the river that flows through Egypt? Where does the river end?. PYRAMIDS- Tombs of the Pharaohs(Kings). MUMMIES- To preserve bodies for the afterlife. KING TUT. Hieroglyphics- Symbols for Writing. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sixth Grade Social Studies

ANCIENT EGYPT

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• What do you notice about the map?

• What is the river that flows through Egypt?

• Where does the river end?

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PYRAMIDS- Tombs of the Pharaohs(Kings)

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MUMMIES- To preserve bodies for the afterlife

KING TUT

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Hieroglyphics- Symbols for Writing

Scribes were the people who went to school to learn HOW to write in hieroglyphics. Not everyone learned to write.

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Egyptians made papyrus paper to write and draw on.

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The Papyrus plant came from the Nile.

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The end result- writing and pictures

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RELIGION- Ancient Egyptians believed in many gods and goddesses ( polytheism).

THOTH- God of Writing and knowledge

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THE NILE RIVER- offered farming

Because of the Nile land around the river was fertile. Many Egyptians were farmers because the Nile provided good soil for farming.

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THE NILE RIVER offered transportation- a way for people and goods to travel.

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Egyptian Life Homes

Homes were made of clay and mud. Some people had jobs within homes. They made cloth, cooked or cleaned.

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THE EXPERTS ON ANCIENT EGYPT