Ancient Egypt Webquest
Ready to become an expert in Ancient Egypt?
Learn as much as you can about Ancient Egyptian daily life, Egyptian mummies, Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Egyptian Pyramids.
I’ll help you to do it through different activities and websites.
Good Luck, and get ready to go!
1. Daily life:
Let’s explore daily life in ancient Egypt , clothing, food, families, boys and girls, school, etc.
1.1. Meaning of Names in Ancient Egypt
1.1. Meaning of Names in Ancient Egypt
· Neferet: __________________________________
· User: _____________________________________
· Nedjem: __________________________________
· Ptahhotep: ________________________________
· Tutankhamun: ______________________________
· Hatshepsut: ________________________________
Use this link to help you.
Which of those names would you have and why?
BONUS: If some of those names sound familiar to you, explain why and what you know about them.
1.2. What did the people of Ancient Egypt Dress Like?
Have a look at this webpage and explain:
If you were an ancient Egyptian what would you dress like?
Remember: The weather in Ancient Egypt was almost always very hot and dry! That's why most really young children went around completely naked! Don't forget to apply your make-up and jewelry to honor the gods. Yes, boys wore make-up and jewelry, too!
1.3. Food
Click here and answer:
- What did the people of Ancient Egypt eat?
- What would you eat if you were a rich ancient Egyptian? What if you were a poor one?
1.4. Games
What games did the Ancient Egyptians play? Discover it here
- How did boys and girls play?
- If we compare it with nowadays, what differences can you see?
1.5. An Ancient Egyptian Social Pyramid
Oh, wait, there are some words missing. But I’m sure you already know about several people who lived in ancient Egypt . . . prove it!
Oh, wait, there are some words missing. But I’m sure you already know about several people who lived in ancient Egypt . . . prove it!
______________________ is famous for the riches found in his tomb. Or ________________ , the ambitious queen who ruled Egypt, is known for her tragic death. These two people were _____________ - the most important and powerful people in Egyptian society.
The population of ancient Egypt was divided into groups of people with different Jobs and responsibilities to society. These social classes were structured as a pyramid with six levels. Can you order them in the social pyramid?
- Scribes
- Pharaoh
- Artisans
- Slaves and servants
- Officials, nobles and priests
- Farmers
- Soldiers
- Merchants
Now go to this website and check.
2. Mummies: a journey to eternity
Do you want to live forever in eternal happiness? You know, eat the best food, have the perfect weather, have the perfect friends, and have lots of fun...
(Use the links below to answer the questions)
3.1. Answer
- What are they?
- Why were they used?
3.2. The Rosetta Stone
- What is the Rosetta Stone?
- When was it discovered?
- What did it do?
- What is the importance of the Rosetta Stone?
- What was written on the Rosetta Stone?
3.3. Now it’s time to write your name in hieroglyphics.
Wait, you don’t know how to do it? Here’s some help!:
Wait, you don’t know how to do it? Here’s some help!:
And your name in hieroglyphics is..... _______________________
3.4. You have done very well at your studies as a scribe!
Now you must decode this secret message:
And the message is: ________________________
4.1. Read this story. Make sure to click "next" when you are finished reading each slide!
- What do pyramids look like?
- Where are they?
- Why were they built?
- Who built them?
4.2. Watch this video about Kufuh’s pyramid and answer the questions:
- What did the builders create inside the pyramid
- How high and long is the main gallery?
- Has Kufuh’s body been found? And his treasure chamber?
- What was the subterranean chamber for? Can we know it?
- What about the queen chamber? We know it wasn’t for Kufuh’s queen.
Could you explain why?
You have done very well!! Now play this game and build your own pyramid!
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