Description
Are you looking for fun French activities to get your ANCIENT EGYPT unit going? This FRENCH RESOURCE for ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS includes 8 introductory activities (9 pages) for your Social Studies unit on Ancient Egypt. It also includes a handy quiz that can be used as an assessment at the end of the activities. Ideal for grade 6-9 FI students. Cette ressource française contient 8 activités d’introduction (9 pages) pour l’étude de l’ÉGYPTE ANTIQUE. No prep is needed; print and go. Answer keys and a B&W version are all included.
How it works:
No prior knowledge is needed. Simply print and assign. All instructions are included on each activity page. Students will need access to the Internet to answer the activity questions.
What’s included in this French resource?
🩷 8 introductory activities to Ancient Egypt (9 pages): Compte comme un Égyptien, du vocabulaire égyptien, les abréviations AEC et EC, un peu de grammaire (les adjectifs égyptien/égyptienne) et les noms propres Égyptien/Égyptienne), l’Égypte antique et une carte géographique de la vallée du Nil, la vallée du Nil, les pyramides, les Égyptiens de l’Antiquité, les expressions culturelles
🩷 1 x 2-page quiz
🩷 1 x B&W printable version
🩷 1 x complete answer key
Special instructions:
⚠️ This resource is intended to be printed on 8.5 x 11 paper.
⚠️ Students will require access to the Internet for some of the research activities.
⚠️ This resource was designed for French immersion and Francophone programs in grades 6-9.
How can this resource be used?
✔︎ Introduction activities to your Ancient Egypt unit
✔︎ Supplementary activities for your Ancient Civilizations unit
✔︎ Easy activities to leave with your sub plans
✔︎ Independent work
✔︎ Assessment – use the quiz to gauge student abilities
✔︎ Summer school activities
Educators like you said…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“This resource was great to introduce students to Ancient Egypt. It includes a variety of activities that kept my students engaged. Thank you for creating such a great resource! ” – Camila N.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“These were very beneficial for my students! They were well thought out, easy to use and highly motivating. Thank you for creating such a useful and well made resource.” – AnnaLisa G.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Super comme d’habitude ! My class loved learning about Ancient Egypt with these–they’re a must for any upper level French teacher!” – Charly J.
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Rita H. –
A great week to integrate mainstream content with a foreign language. It is NOT easy to find engaging topics in French textbooks, so it’s refreshing to find lesson plans where I can teach about historical events. Plus, it introduces vocabulary words they probably would not have been exposed to.
Originally posted on TPT.
Rae H. –
Another great product from your store! It provides a brief at the history of Ancient Egypt while also staying immersed in the French language. The activities are engaging and help to bring the subject to life. The quiz at the end is an excellent way to evaluate understanding, which is useful for both teachers and students. Highly recommend!
Originally posted on TPT.
Camila N. –
This resource was great to introduce students to Ancient Egypt. It includes a variety of activities that kept my students engaged. Thank you for creating such a great resource!
Originally posted on TPT.
charly J. –
Super comme d’habitude ! My class loved learning about Ancient Egypt with these–they’re a must for any upper level French teacher!
Originally posted on TPT.
AnnaLisa G. –
These were very beneficial for my students! They were well thought out, easy to use and highly motivating. Thank you for creating such a useful and well made resource.
Originally posted on TPT.
Julie D. –
Great resource! A little difficult for my grade 4’s ancient civilizations unit but we worked through it. Merci!
Originally posted on TPT.
Caitlin R. –
Great Filler Activity
Useful print and go worksheets that the students loved.
Originally posted on TPT.