Geography
Vocabulary
Contributions
Over Time
Government
100

Ancient Egypt traded along the coast of the-

Mediterranean Sea

100

The word ancient means something that happened 

long, long ago

100

One invention from ancient Egypt we still use today-

365-day calendar

100

What was the written language of ancient Egypt?

Hieroglyphics

100

What was the architecture called where pharaohs were buried?

Hint: Still standing today

Pyramids

200

There are 7 continents. Which one is Egypt located on?

Africa

200

How did an irrigation system help the ancient Egyptians?

move water inland for farming

200

In ancient Egypt, the pyramids were built 

as tombs for the dead

200

What plant did the Egyptians use to make paper?

Papyrus

200

The kings and queens of ancient Egypt were called?

Pharaohs

300

Ancient Egypt was located along the Nile River in 

Northeast Africa

300

What is architecture?

the design of buildings

300

What is the name of Egypt's written language?

Hieroglyphics

300

How did the boundaries of Egypt change over time?

Spread southward along the Nile River and eastward and westward along the Mediterranean coast

300

Who kept records and copied documents onto papyrus paper in ancient Egypt?

Scribe

400

This mountain range is located in Africa

Atlas Mountains

400

Give two examples of ancient Egyptian inventions that helped tell time.

Water Clock, Obelisk, 365-day calendar

400

What are two reasons ancient Egyptian farmers created irrigation systems?

help grow crops, move water inland to dry land

400

The Nile River was important to the ancient Egyptians because

It provided rich, fertile farming soil

400

In ancient Egypt people were governed by a 

Pharaoh 

500

Tara is reading an atlas. She is looking at a map of the largest desert in the world that is located in Africa. What desert is she looking at?

Sahara Desert

500

The ancient Egyptians used local resources from what plant to make paper?

Papyrus

500

Because the land around the Nile had fertile soil and produced bountiful harvests and resources the Egyptians 

grew lots of crops and traded along the Nile, made pottery and baskets to trade and store goods

500

How did the Nile River help the ancient Egyptians invent the calendar?

Ancient Egyptians measured a year by the rise and fall of the Nile River

500

Julie is studying about the ancient Egyptians who created cloth from the flax plant. Julie is learning about-

linen