Pharaohs
This young pharaoh's tomb was found in 1922.
Tutankhamun
Ruler of the Underworld, god of the dead.
Osiris
This is the direction in which the Nile River flows.
North
Egypt is located on this continent.
Africa
This is one of the most important crops in Egypt that was mainly used to make bread.
Wheat
This pharaoh was considered to be Egypt's last pharaoh.
Cleopatra
Goddess of women, motherhood, magic, and healing.
Isis
The Nile served as this between cities in Egypt.
Highway
This animal was often kept in a pool and mummified.
Crocodile
This was used to make paper, baskets, rope, and sandals.
Papyrus
This is the wife of Akhenaten but not Tutankhamun's mother.
Nefertiti
In charge of the mummification process/weighing of the heart ceremony.
Anubis
Yearly flooding of the Nile was so important for this reason.
It left the fields with fresh, fertile soil.
The Egyptians used this type writing.
Hieroglyphics
The landscape of Egypt is mainly this.
Desert
This pharaoh was famous for limiting Egyptians to worshipping one God, Aten.
Akhenaten
Sun God and supreme ruler; created all forms of life.
Ra
The Nile River flows into this Sea.
Mediterranean Sea
Ancient Egypt civilization began around this many years ago.
5,000
Mud from the Nile was made into these for building.
Bricks
This pharaoh ruled Egypt for 67 years.
Ramses II
God of the sky, leader of the Egyptian religion, head of a hawk/falcon.
Horus
This is the main reason most Egyptian cities were built along the Nile River.
Most of Egypt was desert, and the Nile River was the water they needed.
The Egyptians used the temples for many reasons. Name one.
Pray to Gods, offer food/goods, schooling
This season is when the Egyptians would gather the crops they had grown.
Shemu