The Ancient Egyptians
Session Description
How do you decipher an ancient Egyptian object? What can they tell us about what life was like for ancient Egyptian people?
Look closely at coffins and items from peoples' tombs, as we examine people in ancient Egypt: from everyday lives to kings and queens. We'll think carefully about why we study ancient Egypt and what we could do better.
Contact us on 01223 332904 or email to book, or to discuss your needs.
Format of the session
This is available as a museum educator led on-site session. Sessions must be booked in advance.
Museum led on site session
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scheduled for 2 hours
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available for up to to two classes
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one hour is taught, one hour is self-led, the groups then swap
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self-led resources are available
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use our lunch room to store belongings and eat lunch
Studio session
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An optional extra available on some Fridays throughout the term
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Sliding scale of charges based on your school type one hour session in our studio, supported by our studio assistants.
More information on the session and booking can be found here.
We have developed a range of resources to help teachers bring this subject to life in the classroom. Resources include in gallery videos, activities, object information. Resources can be found here.
'I can’t believe there were actual mummies!' - KS2 pupil
More about this session
- Key stages appropriate:KS2
- Curriculum links: Art & Design, Geography, History, Politics & Philosophy, Religious Education, Science
- Session type:Museum teacher
- Type of activity:Researching
Fact sheets and related files
Sarcophagus Lid of Ramesses III
- Resource type: Factsheet
- File size: 297.08kB
- File type: PDF
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