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Students will learn:
Phonics: soft /c/, soft /g/, voiced and unvoiced /th/ Key sentences: Who ruled over the people of ancient Egypt? Why was the Nile River important to the people of ancient Egypt? Where did the people of ancient Egypt bury pharaohs?
Key words: Egypt, Nile, pharaoh, civilization, hieroglyphics, tomb, afterlife Grammar: /to inscribe/, /to believe/, /to rule/
Welcome
Start
Level 4 Unit 12 Lesson 2
Vocabulary
Australia
North America
South America
Africa
Asia
Europe
Egypt
Ancient Egypt was a fascinating civilisation that existed a long time ago. The Nile River was very important to the people of ancient Egypt because it gave them water to drink, a way to travel and healthy soil for farming.
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt
The kings of ancient Egypt are called pharaohs.Pharaohs were very powerful and ruled over the people of Egypt.
Ancient Egypt
Do you believe in an afterlife?
Extension Question:
The people of Ancient Egypt believed in an afterlife.They believed they would go to another world after they died. The Egyptians buried the pharaohs in tombs filled with treasures for the afterlife.
Ancient Egypt
What do you use to write?
Extension Question:
The people of ancient Egypt used hieroglyphics to write. Hieroglyphics were pictures that represented words or ideas.They inscribed hieroglyphics onto walls, tombs, and other objects.
pharaoh
3. _________
2. ____
1. _______
o p r t
h i l m
a b e f
Decode the Hieroglyphics
Grammar
False
False
True
False
False
True
True
True
1. The people of ancient Egypt used characters to write.2. Pharaohs were buried in the Nile River.3. The Egyptians believed in an afterlife.4. The Egyptians inscribed hieroglyphics on tombs, walls and other objects.
True or False
Who ruled over the people of ancient Egypt?
a pharaoh
the Nile
a king
Ancient Egypt
The Nile River was important to the people of ancient Egypt because...
Ancient Egypt
Why was the Nile River important to the people of ancient Egypt?
Ancient Egypt
What did Egyptians inscribe on tombs?
Extension Question:
afterlife
tombs
The people of ancient Egypt buried pharoahs in _____ filled with treasures for the _________.
Where did the people of ancient of Egypt bury pharaohs?
Phonics
magic
soft
unvoiced
circle
voiced
soft
soft
soft
think
bathe
th
th
pencil
giraffe
Phonics Review
cellphone
fancy
crash
clock
castle
cinema
soft /c/
cream
city
acid
Phonics Review
orange
cage
ginger
giraffe
gentle
germ
giant
Phonics Review
unvoiced /th/
unvoiced /th/
unvoiced /th/
voiced /th/
unvoiced /th/
voiced /th/
tee__e
voiced /th/
voiced /th/
__irsty
__umb
brea__e
Phonics Review
Reading
The Tomb of the White Knight
The Jones brothers love exploring ruins and finding long-lost treasures from ancient civilizations.Their latest quest is to find the treasure hidden in the tomb of the White Knight. The tomb is over three thousand years old, and nobody has ever returned from it alive!Grab your torch and compass; let's go on an adventure!
The Tomb of the White Knight
Phil and Rodney stand at the entrance of the tomb and look up at the great walls looming in front of them.Phil notices something inscribed deep into the stone and leans closer to read it.
You may enter, but you may never go.Do not touch anything that shines or glows.All who enter are sure to fail.Beware, be careful, don’t ignore this tale.
The Tomb of the White Knight
Rodney gulps. "It sounds like a curse. Do you think we should do this?" he asks. "What could go wrong?" Phil replies. "Besides, we took a flight all this way; we can't turn back now." The brothers give each other a thumbs-up and enter the tomb. The air in the tomb makes the hair on Rodney's arm stand up. The tomb is dark, dirty, and bare, except for an old skeleton and a pit for a fire.
What have you learnt about ancient Egypt?
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Goodbye
Thank you!
believe
believe
believes
believes
believes
believe
believe
they
we
it
she
he
you
/to believe/
inscribe
inscribe
inscribes
inscribes
inscribes
inscribe
inscribe
they
we
it
she
he
you
/to inscribe/