Egyptian crafts for kids

Egyptian Craft Projects. Embark on a journey through time and explore the wonders of ancient Egypt with our captivating Egyptian craft projects. From dazzling pharaoh masks to treasure chests, let's ignite the curiosity and creativity of young explorers. #bakerross #getkidscrafting #egyptiancrafts #educationalcrafts

Kids activities and craft ideas for learning about ancient egypt naturalbornhomesc...

Print This Craft This Paper Pate Egyptian Collar started out as an ordinary paper plate. It is amazing what you ... Read More

A friend asked me if I could gather some ideas for the unit she was about to do on the ancient Egyptians. I enjoyed it so much (I know I’m weird 😂) I thought I would share it incase it’…

Passage Familiarize yourself with the following: Genesis 41:1-57 Pharaoh had two nightmares. When he awoke from his sleep, he was still troubled by his dreams and called for all the wise men of the city to come and telling him the meaning of his dreams. No one was able to interpret Pharaoh’s dreams. The cupbearer to Pharaoh remembered at this time how Joseph was able to interpret both his dream and the dream of Pharaoh’s chief baker while they were in jail and both interpretations came to…

These Destination Dig VBS Craft Ideas are a roundup of ideas that fit the theme for Lifeway's VBS for 2021 and are sure to make your VBS a blast!

Use empty Pringles containers to make Egyptian-inspired canopic jars. SOTW Chap 4

Evoke the magic and splendor of ancient Egypt and create your very own Egyptian cartouche with this easy to follow tutorial

After pausing our Egyptian Unit study for a few weeks to discuss the election process, we are back in the saddle again. (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) We recently read the books Hieroglyphs from A to Z by Peter Der Manuelian and Seeker of Knowledge: The Man Who Deciphered Egyptian Hieroglyphs by James Rumford. After learning what hieroglyphs were and how they were deciphered, we decided to try our hand at this ancient script. Using…

I turned the kids into Pharaohs! Took photos of them and printed them out. Cut and pasted onto brown paper. Then, I had the kids use markers to draw clothing and color with oil pastels. We talked about geometric shapes like pyramids and triangles. And we talked about patterns like stripes that are found in textiles. We also talked about Egyptian paintings on papyrus. Aren't they great?