All About Egypt

All these blackline masters can be completed in a variety of ways. Below are some hints and tips for
each page to help you get the most out of your blackline masters. These activities will equip children
with important skills like colouring, cutting, gluing, folding, constructing and creative thinking. For
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3D Pyramid Egyptian Pyramid and Sphinx Colouring Sheet

Scissors and glue or tape will be required to complete this activity. For
best results, copy this blackline master onto cover paper.
Decorate the pyramid with pencils, pastels, paint, markers or paper.
Alternatively cover the pyramid in glue and generously sprinkle with
yellow or orange sand. Once complete, cut the pyramid out and
fold along the dotted lines. Glue or tape the tabs to the sides of the
pyramid to hold it together. These pyramids look great as an addition
to an Egyptian theme diorama!
Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. For an extra special
touch, paint a small amount of glue onto the activity sheet and
sprinkle with sand. Use colours traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians
like yellow, green, blue, black and white.
Egyptian Sarcophagus and Canopic Jars
Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Decorate the
sarcophagus and canopic jars with Egyptian symbols. Use colours
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black
and white.

Egyptian Cartouche and Hieroglyphs

Scissors and glue will be required to complete this activity. For best
results, copy this blackline master onto cover paper.
This activity sheet includes an Egyptian alphabet (hieroglyphs) and
a name tag (cartouche). Paint the cartouche with gold paint and
allow to dry. Cut out the hieroglyphs and write your name or a secret
message and glue it onto the cartouche. Glue the cartouche onto a
piece of coloured cover paper. Get your friends to try and work out
what you have written on your cartouche.
Egyptian Symbols
Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black
and white. These symbols are great to decorate books, boxes,
dioramas. Use the Ankh or Scarab Beetle symbols as a guide to make
a clay decorations.

Pharaoh
Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours
Egyptian Colouring Sheet
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black
Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black colours were used on their headdress and decorate yours similar.
and white.

Queen Nefertiti
Egyptian Falcon Pectoral
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Scissors, gold paint and rhinestones will be required to complete this
Egypt. Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours
activity. For best results, copy this blackline master onto cover paper.
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black
Paint the falcon in gold paint and allow it to dry. Choose some rhine-
stones and glue to the falcon. To make the falcon into a necklace,
used on her headdress and decorate yours similar.
punch holes in the top of the wings and attach elastic or string to the
holes.

Egyptian Gods and Goddesses

Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours
traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black
and white. Place colouring sheets around the walls of the classroom
for decoration.
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