7th hour ancient Egypt test
1. What continent is Egypt on? Africa
2. Name one Egyptian god/ess? Ra
3. Round to the Nile river to the nearest 1000- 4,000 miles
4. What is a canopic jar used for? Holds the internal organs
5. What was the purpose of the pyramid ? to be buried in it- tomb
6. How many canopic jars were there? 4
7. T or F The Egyptians took out the heart during mummification.
8. T or F the Egyptians believed in the afterlife.
9. Name two things the Nile did for the Egyptians- watered crops, drinking water
10. What is the difference between the Ankh and cross and draw them? loop at top
11. Who was the youngest king of Egyptians? TUT
12. How old was TUT when he became pharaoh? 8 or 9
13. Draw the three types of pyramids.
14. What is the book of the dead? helps the spirit in the after world
15. What type of crops did the Egyptians grow? Wheat, papyrus, onions, cucumbers
16. What is the first step to mummification? Removing internal organs
17. What river flows through Egypt? Nile
18. What did they use papyrus for? Shoes, baskets, paper
19. Who is the god of embalming? Anubis
20. Name an obelisk in Logan or America- Aggie A
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
6th hour test- On Friday
6th hour test
1. Who did king tut marry? His sister
2. Round the nile to the nearest 1000- 4,000 miles long
3. Draw the 3 types of pyramids- step, bent, perfect
4. Describe Egyptian religion- polythestic, animal/human gods
5. Name one fact about Hapshepshut- trade
6. How many steps to mummification are there? 7
7. What age did king tut die? 18 or 19
8. What republic did Cleopatra marry into? Rome
9. What is a mummy? a dead animal that is perserved through a process of drying out the body and wrapping in in linen
10. T or F The sphinx is smaller than 500 feet.
11. T or F The heart goes into the canopic jars.
12. What organ was thrown away during the mummification process? The brain
13. Name one fact you learned about Egyptian Cats- they mummified them
14. How long was a body dried in salt /natron? 40 days
15. What is the cat goddess’s name? Basat
1. Who did king tut marry? His sister
2. Round the nile to the nearest 1000- 4,000 miles long
3. Draw the 3 types of pyramids- step, bent, perfect
4. Describe Egyptian religion- polythestic, animal/human gods
5. Name one fact about Hapshepshut- trade
6. How many steps to mummification are there? 7
7. What age did king tut die? 18 or 19
8. What republic did Cleopatra marry into? Rome
9. What is a mummy? a dead animal that is perserved through a process of drying out the body and wrapping in in linen
10. T or F The sphinx is smaller than 500 feet.
11. T or F The heart goes into the canopic jars.
12. What organ was thrown away during the mummification process? The brain
13. Name one fact you learned about Egyptian Cats- they mummified them
14. How long was a body dried in salt /natron? 40 days
15. What is the cat goddess’s name? Basat
1st hour Test - On Friday
Ancient Egypt Test 1st hour
1. How long is the Nile River? Over 4,000 miles long
2. T or F…The Nile has rich soil for growing plants.
3. What type of pyramids are located in Giza? Perfect
4. What type of stone is the sphinx made of? Limestone
5. What is a canopic jar? Jars that hold the internal organs of the mummies
6. What 4 organs go in the canopic jars? Stomach, intestines, liver, lungs
7. T or F…..The Egyptians left the heart in the mummy.
8. What does the book of the dead do? Helps the spirit in the underworld
9. Who are the main builders of the pyramids?
a. Pharaohs
b. Slaves
c. Aliens
10. What continent is Egypt located?
a. North America
b. Africa
c. Hawaii
11. What two animals are in the Egyptian sphinx? Human, lion
12. T or F…The Nile has rich soil for growing plants.
13. Draw the three types of pyramids
14. Name three pharaohs.
15. Describe the difference of clothes that the pharaohs and the slaves wore.
16. How many languages did Cleopatra speak? 9
17. What type of snake did Cleopatra kill herself with? Asp
18. What age did king tut became pharaoh? 9
19. Who found King Tut? Lord Caravon, Howard Carter
20. Who found the Rosetta Stone and what languages are on it? Jean Chamoplionne- greek, demotic, egyptian
1. How long is the Nile River? Over 4,000 miles long
2. T or F…The Nile has rich soil for growing plants.
3. What type of pyramids are located in Giza? Perfect
4. What type of stone is the sphinx made of? Limestone
5. What is a canopic jar? Jars that hold the internal organs of the mummies
6. What 4 organs go in the canopic jars? Stomach, intestines, liver, lungs
7. T or F…..The Egyptians left the heart in the mummy.
8. What does the book of the dead do? Helps the spirit in the underworld
9. Who are the main builders of the pyramids?
a. Pharaohs
b. Slaves
c. Aliens
10. What continent is Egypt located?
a. North America
b. Africa
c. Hawaii
11. What two animals are in the Egyptian sphinx? Human, lion
12. T or F…The Nile has rich soil for growing plants.
13. Draw the three types of pyramids
14. Name three pharaohs.
15. Describe the difference of clothes that the pharaohs and the slaves wore.
16. How many languages did Cleopatra speak? 9
17. What type of snake did Cleopatra kill herself with? Asp
18. What age did king tut became pharaoh? 9
19. Who found King Tut? Lord Caravon, Howard Carter
20. Who found the Rosetta Stone and what languages are on it? Jean Chamoplionne- greek, demotic, egyptian
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Pyramids, Tombs, Book of the Dead
The Evolution of the Egyptian Pyramid
Step: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/pyramids/djoser.html
Bent http://www.sacred-destinations.com/egypt/dahshur-bent-pyramid.htm
Perfect http://www.crystalinks.com/gpstats.html
What was the original purpose of the Egyptian pyramids?
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/places/countries-places/egypt/egypt-pyramids-dest.html
Step: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/pyramids/djoser.html
Bent http://www.sacred-destinations.com/egypt/dahshur-bent-pyramid.htm
Perfect http://www.crystalinks.com/gpstats.html
What was the original purpose of the Egyptian pyramids?
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/places/countries-places/egypt/egypt-pyramids-dest.html
Monday, November 22, 2010
The famous Pharaohs
We will be having student presentations about Cleopatra, King Tut, Ramese II, and Hapshepshut today.
If you are not here please read: Our World book page 96-101.
We made a web of the famous pharaohs in our notebook and listed their accomplishments.
Here are some videos to help:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beFJc9ewLXQ
http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?ref=Judistallings&title=Hey__Hey__Hatshepsut_&video_id=334
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/news/history-archaeology-news/hatshepsut.html
If you are not here please read: Our World book page 96-101.
We made a web of the famous pharaohs in our notebook and listed their accomplishments.
Here are some videos to help:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beFJc9ewLXQ
http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?ref=Judistallings&title=Hey__Hey__Hatshepsut_&video_id=334
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/news/history-archaeology-news/hatshepsut.html
Friday, November 19, 2010
Mummies and Mummification
7 Steps to Mummifiy
1. scramble brains, take out sacred organs and place in canopic jars, leave heart in
2. cover in salt (natron) for 40 days- skin will darken
3. cover in oil and resin wrap in linen
4. place amulets inside linen
5. put a picture of the face on top of the mummy
6. write name on mummy so they could identify it
7. have the funeral
Mummy maker game
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/egyptians/launch_gms_mummy_maker.shtml
Mummification video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MQ5dL9cQX0&feature=player_embedded
1. scramble brains, take out sacred organs and place in canopic jars, leave heart in
2. cover in salt (natron) for 40 days- skin will darken
3. cover in oil and resin wrap in linen
4. place amulets inside linen
5. put a picture of the face on top of the mummy
6. write name on mummy so they could identify it
7. have the funeral
Mummy maker game
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/egyptians/launch_gms_mummy_maker.shtml
Mummification video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MQ5dL9cQX0&feature=player_embedded
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Sphinx, Cats, Canopic Jars
Sphinx
Acrostic Poem:
Sand erosion
Place- protects the pyramids of Giza
Huge- over 240 feet long!~ 66 feet high
Interesting, Iconic Statue
Not Young- 4,500 years old
X-tremely important to the Egyptian Culture
We will be measuring out the body, in our parking lot, to see how huge this statue is! It is as from our portable stairs to the stairs to the art room!
The main section of the body is 171 feet long; the total length including the paws, which stick out in the front, is 242 feet, with it reaching a height of 66 feet at the top of the head.
5 sentences
Sphinx is located below the pyramids at Giza. It is made of limestone. The body and head were cut from a single limestone rock. The paws were added on after. With the head of a human and a lion's body, it has guarded the site of the pyramids.for almost 4,500 years.
http://www.history.com/videos/the-great-sphinx-is-the-worlds-oldest-statue#the-great-sphinx-is-the-worlds-oldest-statue
Canopic Jars
A student brought a cow liver for us to see and experience.
5 sentences
The Egyptians preparing the body would wash the liver, like the other organs, and prepare it using natron. Natron was a mixture of salt. The liver was placed in a canopic jar with top in the shape of a human head. The human head was to represent Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus. The goddess Isis protected this canopic jar.
The liver performs over 500 different functions! Your liver makes bile which travels from the liver into the small intestine, Your liver cleans your blood and Your liver makes and stores fuel.
.
Acrostic Poem:
Sand erosion
Place- protects the pyramids of Giza
Huge- over 240 feet long!~ 66 feet high
Interesting, Iconic Statue
Not Young- 4,500 years old
X-tremely important to the Egyptian Culture
We will be measuring out the body, in our parking lot, to see how huge this statue is! It is as from our portable stairs to the stairs to the art room!
The main section of the body is 171 feet long; the total length including the paws, which stick out in the front, is 242 feet, with it reaching a height of 66 feet at the top of the head.
5 sentences
Sphinx is located below the pyramids at Giza. It is made of limestone. The body and head were cut from a single limestone rock. The paws were added on after. With the head of a human and a lion's body, it has guarded the site of the pyramids.for almost 4,500 years.
http://www.history.com/videos/the-great-sphinx-is-the-worlds-oldest-statue#the-great-sphinx-is-the-worlds-oldest-statue
Canopic Jars
A student brought a cow liver for us to see and experience.
5 sentences
The Egyptians preparing the body would wash the liver, like the other organs, and prepare it using natron. Natron was a mixture of salt. The liver was placed in a canopic jar with top in the shape of a human head. The human head was to represent Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus. The goddess Isis protected this canopic jar.
The liver performs over 500 different functions! Your liver makes bile which travels from the liver into the small intestine, Your liver cleans your blood and Your liver makes and stores fuel.
.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Egyptian Religion- How they dressed for Sam
Please read page 90 in our world text book.
Monothesitc:- belief in one god
Polythestic- belief in many gods
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUC2F0hf5Mc
We made a Venn Diagram comparing/contrasting the religions Christianity and Ancient Egyptian.
Christianity
one god
Bible
human son
younger than Egyptian
Egyptian
many gods
Book of the Dead
1/2 human 1/2 animal
older than christianity
Same
After life
coming back from the dead
devoted people, controlled behavior
jealous brother killed brother
hid baby in the marshes
Religion even influenced how they dressed, wore make-up, and used perfume. Everything in their lives was influenced by religion.
Perfume creation
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/29225-what-the-ancients-knew-egyptian-perfume-video.htm
Monothesitc:- belief in one god
Polythestic- belief in many gods
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUC2F0hf5Mc
We made a Venn Diagram comparing/contrasting the religions Christianity and Ancient Egyptian.
Christianity
one god
Bible
human son
younger than Egyptian
Egyptian
many gods
Book of the Dead
1/2 human 1/2 animal
older than christianity
Same
After life
coming back from the dead
devoted people, controlled behavior
jealous brother killed brother
hid baby in the marshes
Religion even influenced how they dressed, wore make-up, and used perfume. Everything in their lives was influenced by religion.
Perfume creation
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/29225-what-the-ancients-knew-egyptian-perfume-video.htm
Monday, November 15, 2010
Make Bingo Card- Review Vocabulary- Build the Nile
Please study your vocabulary words!
We are making a 'bingo card' in our notebook.
Fill in the Vocabulary Words in the sqaures.
Pick 5 additional words to fill in the blank spaces:
Nile
Ancient
Egyptologist
Free Space
Africa
Egypt
pyramids
We will be building a 3-D model of the Nile.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka-7AKA2kyw&feature=related
Answers found in The Gifrt of the Nile : Lesson 1 page 82.
How long is the Nile?
What direction does it flow?
What countries does it pass through?
What is the most fertile part of the Nile?
Another word for fertile soil is__________?
Farmers planted crops like:
We are making a 'bingo card' in our notebook.
Fill in the Vocabulary Words in the sqaures.
Pick 5 additional words to fill in the blank spaces:
Nile
Ancient
Egyptologist
Free Space
Africa
Egypt
pyramids
We will be building a 3-D model of the Nile.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka-7AKA2kyw&feature=related
Answers found in The Gifrt of the Nile : Lesson 1 page 82.
How long is the Nile?
What direction does it flow?
What countries does it pass through?
What is the most fertile part of the Nile?
Another word for fertile soil is__________?
Farmers planted crops like:
Last of the Ancient Egyptian Vocab- 1st & 7th Egyptian Language Presentations
hieroglyphics- Egyptian form of writing: could be letter based (like ours) , emotion symbols :) , or full ideas (a picture of a hippo represented a hippo)
Rosetta Stone- the rock that helped Egyptologist read hieroglyphics by translating Greek: discovered in 1800's by Jean Champollion
papyrus- the plant that Egyptians used for paper
fresco- a painting that covers an entire wall
scribe- an individual who is literate (someone who can read and write)
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/29232-what-the-ancients-knew-papyrus-video.htm
Rosetta Stone- the rock that helped Egyptologist read hieroglyphics by translating Greek: discovered in 1800's by Jean Champollion
papyrus- the plant that Egyptians used for paper
fresco- a painting that covers an entire wall
scribe- an individual who is literate (someone who can read and write)
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/29232-what-the-ancients-knew-papyrus-video.htm
Friday, November 12, 2010
Egypt Vocab Continued- Mini-Movies
Obelisk- a monument that is a rectangle with a pyramid on top...you can see this monument in Washington DC
Sphinx- a mythological creature face of a human, body of a lion
quarry- is a type of open-pit mine from which rock or minerals are extracted
Lapis Lazuli- is a relatively rare semi-precious stone that has been prized since antiquity for its intense blue color.
Faience- pottery
The Obelisk
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30583-egypts-ten-greatest-discovery-the-obelisk-video.htm
Quarrying Techniques
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30594-egypts-ten-greatest-discoveries-quarrying-techniques-video.htm
Sphinx- a mythological creature face of a human, body of a lion
quarry- is a type of open-pit mine from which rock or minerals are extracted
Lapis Lazuli- is a relatively rare semi-precious stone that has been prized since antiquity for its intense blue color.
Faience- pottery
The Obelisk
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30583-egypts-ten-greatest-discovery-the-obelisk-video.htm
Quarrying Techniques
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30594-egypts-ten-greatest-discoveries-quarrying-techniques-video.htm
Thursday, November 11, 2010
5 New Vocab Words- Mini- Movie
Delta- the end of a river that drains into a large body of water, fan-shaped, rich in silt/fertile soil
Cataract- white water rapids on the Nile
Shaduf- a scientific device that allows water to be moved from the Nile to the irrigation canal
Innudation- the annual flooding of the Nile- happens from May-October
Lotus- an aquatic plant that has a pink flower, used in religious ceremonies
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/30376-what-the-ancients-knew-nilometer-video.htm
Why do you think the movie defined the Egyptian society as 'not scientific'?
Can you persuade us to think that this movie is wrong by thinking of examples where the Egyptians were making predictions, solving problems, measuring/observing natural cycles, doing research...?
Cataract- white water rapids on the Nile
Shaduf- a scientific device that allows water to be moved from the Nile to the irrigation canal
Innudation- the annual flooding of the Nile- happens from May-October
Lotus- an aquatic plant that has a pink flower, used in religious ceremonies
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/science-channel/30376-what-the-ancients-knew-nilometer-video.htm
Why do you think the movie defined the Egyptian society as 'not scientific'?
Can you persuade us to think that this movie is wrong by thinking of examples where the Egyptians were making predictions, solving problems, measuring/observing natural cycles, doing research...?
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
5 Egypt Vocabulary Words- Mini-Movie
Mummy- anything that was once living- not just humans, wrapped in linen- perserved
Canopic Jars- 4 sacred jars buried with the mummy that held their internal organs- liver, stomach, intestines, lungs
sarcophagus- a coffin, the more important you are the more coffins you got
pharaoh- king/ruler: belived to be halfgod/half man- could be a woman
pectoral- a necklace that covers the chest- made from gold, jewels
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30584-egypts-ten-greatest-discoveries-mummy-cave-video.htm
Canopic Jars- 4 sacred jars buried with the mummy that held their internal organs- liver, stomach, intestines, lungs
sarcophagus- a coffin, the more important you are the more coffins you got
pharaoh- king/ruler: belived to be halfgod/half man- could be a woman
pectoral- a necklace that covers the chest- made from gold, jewels
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/30584-egypts-ten-greatest-discoveries-mummy-cave-video.htm
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Ancient Egypt or Ancient Greece
You will be responsibile for a 3-D object in either Ancient Egypt or Ancient Greece. Today we will be deciding which topics by researching in the Main Computer Lab.
You will get your test back today. You can redo anything in the computer lab for a higher grade. Please post with your name.
You will get your test back today. You can redo anything in the computer lab for a higher grade. Please post with your name.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Celebration day!
Today we will celebrate the end of our unit- Around The World in 80 Days! I will be colelcting our responsibility test- parent signature
How fantastic!
If you are using this website to finish your test-
YOU WILL NEED TO CLICK ON THE OLDER POSTS TO GET THE ANSWERS THAT SHOULD BE IN YOUR NOTEBOOK!!!
How fantastic!
If you are using this website to finish your test-
YOU WILL NEED TO CLICK ON THE OLDER POSTS TO GET THE ANSWERS THAT SHOULD BE IN YOUR NOTEBOOK!!!
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The first part of our Geography test
1. I want you to post today reflecting on your own presentation. I want you to answer these questions in complete sentences:
Self reflection
Do you think that you taught a good country presentation to the class? Why or Why not?
What aspects of the 8ways will you improve on for your next presentation? How will you do it?
What else would you like to tell me about your presentation?
Do you feel I helped you as much as I could? Elaborate. What can I do to improve?
What was your favorite part about this geography unit? What else do you wish we talked about?
2. Please play these 4 games: Geography, practice geography, global coordinates, Who wants to be a millionaire. Each one of those scores will be included in your test scores. You can play them as many times as you want. The scores are due today- so don't get caught up on just one game.
Self reflection
Do you think that you taught a good country presentation to the class? Why or Why not?
What aspects of the 8ways will you improve on for your next presentation? How will you do it?
What else would you like to tell me about your presentation?
Do you feel I helped you as much as I could? Elaborate. What can I do to improve?
What was your favorite part about this geography unit? What else do you wish we talked about?
2. Please play these 4 games: Geography, practice geography, global coordinates, Who wants to be a millionaire. Each one of those scores will be included in your test scores. You can play them as many times as you want. The scores are due today- so don't get caught up on just one game.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Last day for presentations!
Oh it has been a wonderful unit!
Everyone has done such a terrific job!
Today- Jamacia 1st and 7th...England 6th
Everyone has done such a terrific job!
Today- Jamacia 1st and 7th...England 6th
Mexico 1st and 7th .....Italy 6th
Please take listening notes and write your 5 sentence summary!
Test on Thursday!
Study~!
Test on Thursday!
Study~!
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