Egyptian crafts for preschoolers

Kids learn about some hieroglyphic examples and the alphabet from Ancient Egypt including words, syllables, determinatives, numbers, and facts.

Mummy Supply List: 1 toilet paper roll, picture of a cute kid, first aid gauze, glue scissors Cut the pictures of your cute kids so that just their adorable little faces are showing. Glue them to the toilet paper roll and allow to dry. As you can see from this picture I used some of my hair bands to keep them in place while the glue dried. Cut your gauze into strips. You can also use the rolls of gauze, but we didn't have any of that in the house. Wrap the gauze around your toilet paper roll…

The last ancient Egypt craft that I will be sharing this week is our printable pyramid template. This craft actually makes a 3-D pyramid! Lorelai took her time and made a pyramid with bricks and a

Our unit on every day life in Ancient Egypt though short was a lot of fun. I read aloud from: Boy of the Pyramids, and Our Little Egyptian Cousin while they colored the following every day images and wrote about some of the everday events on the handwriting papers. The every day things make a nice colorful pocket. For this unit I ordered Ellen McHenry's Mapping the World with Art curriculum instead of doing a map drill. The map drawing curriculum includes maps for the whole globe and done in…

My second grade students performed a silly little play I wrote called Walk like an Egyptian. In art class, we created these necklaces...more here: cassiestephens.blogspot.com/2012/06/in-art-room-walk-like...

Passage Familiarize yourself with the following: Genesis 41:1-57 Pharaoh had two nightmares. When he awoke from his sleep, he was still troubled by his dreams and called for all the wise men of the city to come and telling him the meaning of his dreams. No one was able to interpret Pharaoh’s dreams. The cupbearer to Pharaoh remembered at this time how Joseph was able to interpret both his dream and the dream of Pharaoh’s chief baker while they were in jail and both interpretations came to…

In this hands-on hieroglyphics activity for kids, you'll create a name scroll with hieroglyphics. Come celebrate the written language of ancient Egypt!

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