Name: All About Egypt Blackline Masters
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Step 13D Pyramid - Decorate the pyramid with pencils, pastels, paint, markers or paper. Alternatively cover the pyramid in glue and generously sprinkle with yellow or orange sand. Once decorated, construct your Pyramid using glue or tape.
Step 2Egyptian Cartouche and Hieroglyphs - This activity sheet includes an Egyptian alphabet (hieroglyphs) and a name tag (cartouche).
Step 3Egyptian Colouring Sheet - Colour in with pencils, pastels, paint or markers. Use colours traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians like yellow, green, blue, black and white.
Step 4Egyptian Falcon Pectoral - Decorate using gold paint and rhinestones. To make the falcon into a necklace, punch holes in the top of the wings and attach elastic or string to the holes.
Step 5Egyptian Gods and Goddesses - Colour in using markers, paint, pastels or pencils, Try using colours traditionally used by Ancient Egyptians.
Step 6Egyptian Pyramid and Sphinx Colouring Sheet - Decorate two of the Egyptian greats - a Pyramid and a Sphinx! You could even make a mixed media artwork using sand!
Step 7Egyptian Sarcophagus and Canopic Jars - Sarcophagi and Canopic Jars were used during the mummification and burial processes of the Ancient Egyptians. Decorate your Sarcophagus and Jars using traditional colours such as yellow, green, blue, black and white.
Step 8Egyptian Symbols - These symbols are great to decorate books, boxes, dioramas. Use the Ankh or Scarab Beetle symbols as a guide to make clay decorations.
Step 9Pharoah - Research an Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh and find out what colours were used on their headdress and decorate yours similarly!
Step 10Queen Neferiti - Neferiti: Queen of Egypt was one of the most influential women in Egypt. Research Queen Neferiti and what colours were used on her headdress!