This product contains Montessori-inspired cards for over 12 vocabulary words relating to Ancient Egypt such as pyramid, pharaoh, and sarcophagus. It also includes instructions for how to use these cards and supplemental worksheets.
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Product Description
Subject: Ancient History
Ages: K through 12
Resource Type: Montessori, Hands-on Activity, Worksheets, Games
Size: 13 MB, 40 pages
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Help kids learn 12 vocabulary words related to Ancient Egypt in a fun, hands-on way. This product features Montessori-inspired, multi-part cards that can be used for independent study or to play a variety of interactive games.
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The packet includes:
- control cards featuring the vocabulary word along with a picture and description
- split cards featuring the picture on one half and the term and definition on the other
- split cards featuring the term on one half and the definition on the other
- directions for a single-player matching game
- instructions for multi-player memory game, 9 card matching game, board game, and trivia-style game
- bonus matching assessment worksheets for matching picture to term and term to definition
Note that both color and b/w versions are included for the matching cards and assessment worksheets.
Included ancient Egypt vocabulary words:
- pharaoh
- Nile River
- mummy
- pyramid
- papyrus
- hieroglyphs
- sarcophagus
- canopic jars
- obelisk
- senet
- ankh
- Eye of Horus
If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
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Michelle has a PhD in Engineering from Stanford University and a Bachelor's Degree from the California Institute of Technology. 