Ancient Egypt

paper made from reeds

a person who trades goods

a type of poisonous snake

a wood or stone coffin

They dug canals to irrigate their crops.

They used sprinklers during times of drought.

They traveled to lakes and brought back water.

They pumped water from the Red Sea.

They were forced to build monuments and tombs.

They learned to read and write hieroglyphics.

They led wars against other kingdoms.

They chose the next pharaoh.

The Nile River protected them from diseases.

The Nile River flooded and provided rich soil for farming crops.

Dangerous animals, like crocodiles and eels lived in the river.

Ancient Egyptians build dams on the river to make electricity.

to steal and hide

to protect and save

to break down

to put together

North America

Australia

Asia

Africa

clean teeth

fix computers

to travel and very carefully dig in the Earth to uncover objects

to watch the flooding of the Nile River.

An original artifact

a youtube video

whatever your mom told you

a cat

a delicious part of a meal

a lush green jungle where it rains a lot

an area where there isn't much sunlight.

a very dry area of land that receives very little rain

a place where you go to change your mind

a change that a person, animal, or even plant makes in order to survive in their habitat.

a type of pyramid

a house on the Nile River