The document provides homework instructions asking students to read passages and answer questions about items pharaohs would bring to the afterlife. It outlines the success criteria of writing a paragraph identifying what items a student would bring to an afterlife. Background information is also given on pharaohs and vocabulary terms like afterlife and pyramid.
The document provides homework instructions asking students to read passages and answer questions about items pharaohs would bring to the afterlife. It outlines the success criteria of writing a paragraph identifying what items a student would bring to an afterlife. Background information is also given on pharaohs and vocabulary terms like afterlife and pyramid.
The document provides homework instructions asking students to read passages and answer questions about items pharaohs would bring to the afterlife. It outlines the success criteria of writing a paragraph identifying what items a student would bring to an afterlife. Background information is also given on pharaohs and vocabulary terms like afterlife and pyramid.
following homework: Due Wednesday, January 13 Read pp 278-282 in Part B. On p 282 answer q 1a, 1b, 1c, & 2b.
Students will learn the importance of items
placed in a pharaohs pyramid by writing about what items they would bring to the afterlife.
Success Criteria
I can write a paragraph identifying what items I
would bring with me to an afterlife.
Look Back to Yesterday
Pharaohs were kings in Ancient Egypt. Pharaohs were allowed to kill people. Pharaohs were powerful ruler, who made the laws. Pharaohs had slaves. The first pharaoh was Menes. A pharaoh got killed by a hippo. One pharaoh united Upper and Lower Egypt. King Tut was the youngest pharaoh. Cleopatra, Akutan, Numar
Vocabulary
afterlife - life after death, much of Egyptian
religion focused on the afterlife pyramid - a huge triangular tomb built by the Egyptians and other people
Vocabulary
afterlife - life after death,
much of Egyptian religion focused on the afterlife
Vocabulary
pyramid - a huge triangular tomb built by the Egyptians and other people