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Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt is a popular homework topic for children of all ages.  From buildings to slavery, they are loads of interesting aspects of Ancient Egypt that you can choose to study. 

If you need information about Ancient Egypt then start by visiting your local library.


Try our saved catalogue searches:

Cleopatra - start here if you need information about Cleopatra.

Egypt social life and customs - start here if you are looking for information after everyday life in Ancient Egypt.

Egyptian history - start here if you are looking for general information about Ancient Egypt.

Pyramids - start here if you are looking for information about pyramids.

Tutankhamen - start here if you are looking for information about Tutankhamen.


Ancient Egyptians: History Dudes

Laura Buller; illustrated by Rich Cando

This book is packed with facts but is still lots of fun to read.   The cartoon style of illustration contains the perfect blend of information and entertainment.  A great book from a great series.

 

Ancient Egyptians

Daisy Kerr

A simple introduction to the world of Ancient Egpyt.  Good illustrations show what the buildings and clothing looked like - and they show what everyday life would have been like.  A good resource for younger children and those wanting a quick overview.

 

The atlas of ancient Egypt: with artworks and photographs from the British Museum

Delia Pemberton

This book gives a good over view of all the periods of Egyptian history, from the ancient past until today.  There are full colour illustrations, and photographs so you can see what life was like in Ancient Egypt. 

 

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You wouldn't want to be an Egyptian mummy!

By David Stewart; illustrated by David Antram

Mummies are fascinating for people of all ages, and this fun book takes this very serious topic and turns it into something interesting and memorable. 

 

The danger zone

The books in this series are fun and interesting, and are almost too much fun to be used for homework.  Funny facts and even funnier illustrations make these books a great resource.

 

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Related Links:

General Ancient Egypt

BBC

A great site for older children.  Well laid out and easy to navigate there is loads of information to help with a range of homework topics.

 

The British Museum

A well laid out and informative site for older children.  There are great graphics, and there are some interactive activities to try.

 

Mark Millmore's Ancient Egypt

An author's website that has good general information about Ancient Egypt.

 

Wikipedia: The free encyclopedia

An article for older children about Ancient Egypt.  Be careful using this information as some teachers will not accept information from Wikipedia.

 

Cleopatra

Cleopatra: Daughter of the Pharaoh

An article for older children that covers the life of Cleopatra - from her family and life as a child, through to her death.

 

Wikipedia: The free encyclopedia

An article for older children about Cleopatra.  Be careful using this information as some teachers will not accept information from Wikipedia.

 

Tutankhamen

Tutankhamun: beneath the mask

Have you ever wondered what Tutankhamun looked like?  Scientists have reconstructed his face and you can see the process and final result at this amazing website.

 

Wikipedia: The free encyclopedia

An article for older children about Tutankhamen.  Be careful using this information as some teachers will not accept information from Wikipedia.


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