Geography
The River Nile
Social Structure
Daily Life
Who Am I?
Guess who Teacher addition
100

Ancient Egypt is on which continent?

Africa.

100

Which river did Ancient Egyptians rely on?

The River Nile.

100

Who was at the top of Egyptian society?

The pharaoh.

100

What material did most ordinary Egyptians use to build their houses?

Mudbricks.

100

I rule Egypt and am believed to have a special connection to the gods.

Pharaoh.

100

Im married with a son. My favorite tv show is startrek.

Ms Moscovis

200

What type of landscape covered much of Egypt outside the Nile Valley?

Desert.

200

What happened to the Nile that helped farmers grow crops? How often?

It flooded every year reliably. 

200

Which group read, wrote and kept records?

Scribes.

200

What fabric did Egyptians use to make most of their clothing?

Flax/ Linen

200

I grow crops and look after animals to help feed Egypt.

Farmer.

200

I am Married with one son. I have been on the tv show Hot Seat

Mr Delaney

300

Why did most Egyptians settle close to the Nile?

Access to water and fertile land for growing food.

300

Name two ways, other than farming, that Egyptians used the Nile.

 growing food.Any two: transport, trade, fishing, washing or collecting water.

300

What was the main job of priests?

Caring for temples and carrying out religious duties like burial practices.

300

Name two foods ordinary Egyptians ate.

Any two: bread, vegetables, fish, dates or other fruit.

300

I make objects such as pottery, jewellery or furniture.

Craftsperson or Artisan

300

I am married with 3 kids. I play DnD on the weekend

Ms Galea

400

How did the deserts help protect Ancient Egypt?

They made it difficult for invading armies to reach Egypt.

400

Why was the soil left behind by the floods useful?

the Silt was fertile and provided nutrients for crops.

400

Why were scribes important to the government?

They kept records of taxes, supplies and government decisions.

400

How did the daily life of a wealthy child differ from that of a farmer’s child?

Wealthy children were more likely to receive formal education; farmers’ children often helped with farming and household jobs.

400

I lead government officials and help the pharaoh run Egypt.

Viser

400

I have black hair and many tattoos

Ms Smith

500

Explain two ways Egypt’s geography affected how people lived.

Any two explained links: the Nile supplied water; fertile soil supported farming; deserts offered protection; the river allowed transport.

500

What problems could occur if the Nile’s flood was too low?

Less land received water and fertile silt, so fewer crops could grow, causing food shortages.

500

Explain one difference between the life of a noble and the life of a farmer.

Nobles had greater wealth and comfortable homes; farmers did physical work and lived more simply.

500

Describe a farmer’s day using three activities they might complete.

Any three suitable activities: tending crops, watering fields, caring for animals, repairing tools or harvesting.

500

care for a temple, perform religious ceremonies and make offerings to the gods.

Priest 

500

Im married with 2 daughters. I love trading stocks

Mr Stone

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