Egypt 50 point project

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SS- Egypt Name: ____________________

Egypt 50 Point Quest

Your second quarter Egypt Project is worth 50 Points. How you get those 50 points is going to be up to you. Below you will find different tasks to complete. Each task is assigned a starting point value. If you do the task and do it well, you can earn those points. If you do the task, but do not put all your effort into it, you may not earn all of the points assigned to that task. The goal is to complete enough tasks to earn 50 points and an A+.

There are many topics that you can explore within Egypt. You may want to focus on a single topic and do several activities related to it. Alternatively, you may want to learn about different aspects of each civilization by picking different topics for each activity. It’s all up to you. If you have an idea for a project that I didn’t think of, come bounce it off me and I’m likely to ok it and assign it a point value. Please do not spend a lot of money on art supplies. Be creative with materials. Put your name and task on each project.

Do not plagiarize!

Servants (10 Point) TASKS

A.

Take a time machine trip back to Egypt and bring back a souvenir of your trip. Include a picture and a description of the item and its significance. (Full paragraph-typed)

B.

Create a collage using magazine pictures and words that describe life in Egypt. Fill the space well. Write an explanation of your collage.

C.

Make a Crossword puzzle of at least 15 vocabulary terms. Use

Puzzlemaker from Discovery Education. Make sure to create an answer key, too.

Craftsmen (20 Point) TASKS

A.

Write an original poem that tells about life in Egypt. (Typed)

B.

Design a Egypt Quiz of 20 multiple choice questions. Include an answer key!

C.

Research and create a brochure about Egyptian mummification. Include the people involved, steps in mummification, and the tools used. Remember to include all the steps from life to afterlife. Your brochure should be neat and colorful.

Scribes (30 Point) TASKS

A.

Research a site in Egypt. Create a travel poster or brochure inviting people to come visit. Be sure to include what there is to see and do there and what visitors should expect to learn.

B.

Write a “Dear Abbey” type of advice column for Egyptian people. Write letters from famous or unknown people that ask for advice based on the problems they would have faced. Respond with advice that you would give them to help with the problem. You must have at least 4 letters asking for advice and 4 responses.

Nobles (40 Point) TASKS

A.

Create a timeline of Egypt and include 20 events that you feel are critical to understanding Egypt. Include a brief description (1-2 sentences for each event) and an illustration. Be sure your timeline visually represents the relative passage of time.

B.

Create a board game that incorporates themes, ideas, and/or events from Egypt.

Your game needs to have at least 30 questions to answer, be sure to include the answers.

C.

Make a visual almanac of Egyptian achievements. Draw pictures and type informational captions about 10 achievements/inventions of the Egyptians.

D.

Create 8 baseball cards using index cards. Include biographical descriptions and photo of important or Egyptians (Menes, Ramses, Tut).

Pharaohs (50 Point) TASKS

A.

Research a topic and create a Power Point or Prezi to share with the class.

Make sure you have enough information to make it worth 50 points.

B.

Create a diagram (2-D) or model (3-D) of something from Egypt – perhaps a tomb, temple, pyramid, Rosetta Stone, Hieroglyphics, or Nile River map.

Label at least 15 parts or point out 15 distinguishing characteristics. For each label, include 2-3 sentences that provide a short written explanation of what its purpose or importance is. Please keep your 3-D models under 18 inches long.

Some possible topics to consider: dynasty kingdom

Pharaoh scribe trade mummy mummification

Nile River delta temple tombs

Kush pyramids

Sphinxes

Obelisk

Hieroglyphics papyrus

Rosetta stone cartouche

Queen Hatshepsut

King Tut

Cleopatra

Carnarvon and

Carter

King Menes

Ramses the Great

Nobles

Egyptian gods

Assignment

Example

Scribe Task- B

Points Tracker

Possible Points Handed in on

30 Dec. 16 th

Point Received

28

Total Points:

*Make sure you have a total of 50 points by the final due date.

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