Ancient Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs

🌟 Bring the wonders of Ancient Egypt to your classroom with our Ancient Egypt Land of the Pharaohs video!This ancient Egypt land of the pharaohs video is perfect for visual learners and history explorers alike. In this captivating educational journey, students dive deep into one of the world’s greatest civilizations through stunning visuals and dynamic storytelling. In this ancient Egypt land of the pharaohs video, your students will explore towering pyramids, the mighty Nile River, fascinating gods and goddesses, and legendary rulers like Ramses II, King Tutankhamun, and Cleopatra. Designed for Grades 4–7, this video makes history come alive — sparking curiosity, engagement, and a lifelong love of learning!

🏺 Discover Ancient Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs for Grades 4–7

Students will gain a deep understanding of how the Nile shaped Egyptian agriculture, trade, and culture. They’ll discover how deserts protected Egypt, how religion and mythology influenced daily life, and how powerful leaders ruled with divine authority. From mummification to hieroglyphics, every aspect of life in Ancient Egypt is brought vividly to life. Teachers will love how this video seamlessly integrates history, geography, social studies, and mythology into one dynamic lesson.

🎥 Our Ancient Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs video also introduces students to ancient symbols, crafts, and artifacts that reveal everyday life thousands of years ago. Students will learn about the importance of the Rosetta Stone in decoding hieroglyphics and unlocking Egypt’s long-lost secrets. Rich illustrations and easy-to-follow narration ensure that students stay engaged while building a strong historical foundation aligned with social studies standards.

🏆 Ideal for Grades 4–7 classrooms, this Ancient Egypt video offers a comprehensive introduction to one of the most remarkable civilizations in human history. Whether used as a standalone lesson, part of a world history unit, or enrichment activity, this resource will spark curiosity, inspire exploration, and leave students eager to learn more about the land of the pharaohs!

Video length: 26:30 minutes

Worksheets

Quizzes – PDF & Online

Rich Resources

Ancient Egypt Social Pyramid

Prominent Pharaohs

Who Should Have The Rosetta Stone?

Draw A Scene

Universal Resources

National Standards

Topics Covered In This Video

Fun facts about Egypt

Geography of Egypt

Importance of the Nile

Major Gods – Amun, Ra, Nut, Isis, Osiris, Horus, Anubis, and more

Process of mummification

Ramses II

King Tutankhamun

Hatshepsut

Cleopatra

Royal & everyday clothing

Social structure of Ancient Egypt

Viziers/priests/scribes

Doctors/engineers/masons

Artisans/farmers/potters/craftsmen

Flooding/farming along the Nile

Crops/cuisine

Symbols – cats, beetles, Eye of Horus, Ankh, Crook/Flail

Hieroglyphics

Classroom Ideas 

Ancient Timeline

Create a timeline that shows what was happening in each of the Ancient Civilizations at certain points in time.  For example, who created calendars and at what point in time? Who was building pyramids and when?

 

Ancient Egyptian Art

Have students recreate Ancient Egyptian wall art and murals. 

Build A Pyramid

Use various craft materials to build a model of one of Ancient Egypt’s Pyramids. Discuss how a model is a smaller version of a large structure.

 

Social Hierarchy

Ask students to recreate the social pyramid of Ancient Egypt.  Who is at the top? Who is at the bottom? What role did each layer play in society?

 

Ancient Civilization Comparisons

Divide your class into smaller groups, with each group responsible for further researching how each ancient civilization has benefited the world.  They need to bring props to show (photos, food, items that represents tools and discoveries by each group).

 

Ancient Games

Find games and sports that were played during the specific ancient civilizations, teach students, and then have them play this game or sport. Alternatively, students could create one.

 

Discussion Topic

After studying about a specific ancient civilization (Ancient Greece, Romans, Mayans, Egypt, etc. ), have a class discussion about what a day in the life of a person would be like.  

Archeology

Contact your local college or university to see if they have an archaeology program.  If so, see if your class can visit them and learn what has been discovered by structures and buildings left behind.

Art

Draw a scene from the video you just watched.

 

Write Like an Egyptian!

Show students examples of Egyptian hieroglyphics, explaining that hieroglyphics were a mode of writing. Ask students to create their own system of symbols, requiring them to compile a vocabulary of at least five words (for example, names of animals, etc).

 

Ancient Egyptian Artifacts

Go to the Smithsonian website (maybe also the Louvre?) to show pictures of Ancient Egyptian artifacts, pyramids, etc.  

Gods and Goddesses

Have students make a list of the gods and goddesses mentioned in the video. List the areas of importance for each deity. Students can also research gods and goddesses that were not mentioned in the video, in order to add to the list.

 

Choose a God/Goddess

Study the different Egyptian Gods and Goddesses.  Have each student choose one and either dress like one, create a sculpture, or paint a picture of the God or Goddess that was chosen.  They can explain what they learned and why they chose that specific God or Goddess.

 

7 Wonders of the Ancient World

Have students research the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World.

 

Reading Suggestion

Have students read The Golden Goblet by Eloise Jarvis McGraw.  This book will provide an insight of what it would be like for a kid to live during Ancient Egyptian times.

 

The Pharaoh's Crowns

Research the different Royal Crowns that an Egyptian Pharaoh may have worn and then have students make one that they can wear.

 

Pyramid Comparisons

Have students compare the structure and purpose(s) of the Egyptian vs. Mayan pyramids. Discuss how they are similar and different. Discuss the techniques used to build each style of pyramid.

 

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