Here is the finished product. I was impressed at how much the little ones stuck with it.
We then made a King Tut burial mask like the one found on his mummy.
We also enjoyed our book, The Ancient Egypt Pack, by Christos Kondeatis. It had the mask to make, games and great pop-up pictures like this one.
The kids really caught on to the game, Senat, which was a very popular Egyptian game. They played the game many times throughout the day.
We are really excited about our plan to visit the King Tut exhibit in Atlanta in the next month or two. While we are there, we will also be seeing the Terracotta Army from the Chinese archeological dig that will be at the High Art Museum at the same time.
Blessings, Dawn
King Tut is coming to our children's museum in June. I can't wait. They are also opening a permanent exhibit on modern Egypt. We will be studying that for awhile, I'd imagine.
ReplyDeleteJenn
WOW! What a great unit study!
ReplyDeleteI love the mask and game! I really miss the days of hands on stuff. High school is really more about books and outside interests (jobs, band, clubs). We do play games, but the arts and crafts is pretty much done.
ReplyDeleteIf you're not from the Atlanta area, another good site to visit while here is the Georgia aquarium!
I hope that the Tut exhibit comes up to Charlotte. I know my kids would enjoy it. Hope you get to see it with yours. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete(Sorry I've been MIA, but I have my RSS feeds working again and I am keeping up on your posts.)
You all really did put lots of efforts into making King Tut come alive! Great educational fun!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Mama Karen