
Egypt Geography
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History, Social Studies
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4th - 6th Grade
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Kathryn Moore
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Egypt Geography
This lesson will teach you all about the geographic things that helped Egypt become a huge civilization!
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Egypt is in North Africa
Farming villages along the Nile River became a huge, powerful, rich civilization!
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Multiple Choice
Egypt is in ____ Africa.
North
South
East
West
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The Nile River
Called "The Gift"
Longest river in the world (4000 miles long!)
Lots of "fertile soil" called silt next to the River
River flooded, good and bad
Hot desert on both sides
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Multiple Choice
The Nile is the ______ river in the world.
longest
shortest
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Egypt was safe from invasion!
NORTH: Mediterranean Sea
EAST AND WEST: Hot desert and mountains
SOUTH: Bumpy, dangerous cataracts in the river
These are all NATURAL BARRIERS!
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Multiple Choice
What is a natural barrier?
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Multiple Choice
What is a natural barrier?
Something made by Egyptians to keep them safe.
Something made by nature to keep people safe.
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Look at the Mediterranean Sea up there in the blue. It was hard for invaders to cross.
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The Sahara Desert-hard for invaders to cross
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Invaders could not cross these cataracts!
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Multiple Choice
_________ are rocky rapids that keep invaders out of Egypt.
deserts
cataracts
deltas
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Multiple Select
Check ALL of the natural barriers that kept Egypt SAFE. (Choose 3)
cataracts in Nile River
deserts and mountains
Meditteranean Sea
gates and walls
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Look at the green triangle shape near the Mediterranean Sea. It's called a delta. That's all great farmland!
Nile River---->
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Multiple Choice
Triangle-shaped area land where a river ends. Good, fertile soil!
cataracts
mountain
delta
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Nile was also a gift because...
Papyrus grew along the river banks
Fishing
Animals/hunting
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Egyptians learned how to turn papyrus into...
Reeds
Papyrus
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Egyptians wrote on papyrus
Reeds
Papyrus
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Multiple Choice
How did Egyptians solve the problem of not having anything to write on?
They used clay
They used reeds growing near the river
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The Nile River is also...
Where the Bible says Moses was floating in a basket and found by the Queen of Egypt.
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The Nile River
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Open Ended
Why was the Nile River called "The Gift of the Nile." Restate and Answer with 2 reasons.
Egypt Geography
This lesson will teach you all about the geographic things that helped Egypt become a huge civilization!
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