Hieroglyphics and Egyptian Writing - KS1 - Year 1

Hieroglyphics and Egyptian Writing - KS1 - Year 1

With the National Curriculum in mind, I have created a high-quality history lesson designed to introduce Year 1 students to Hieroglyphics and Egyptian Writing . This lesson aligns with the National Curriculum’s objectives, helping children gain a secure chronological understanding of world history while inspiring their curiosity and empowering them to become confident historians.

Lesson Focus:
In this lesson, students will dive into the art of writing like the Ancient Egyptians. They will explore the intricacies of hieroglyphics, the symbolic script used by the Ancient Egyptians to convey their thoughts and stories. Students will learn about the different symbols and their meanings, and how these symbols were used in various aspects of Egyptian life, from religious texts to everyday communication. The lesson will also cover the significance of writing in Ancient Egyptian culture and its role in preserving history and mythology. By engaging in hands-on activities, students will gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and complexity of Ancient Egyptian writing, connecting with the past through this unique form of expression.

Lesson Format:
This lesson is provided in PowerPoint format and includes detailed slides. It can be taught as is or adapted to suit individual class needs. Each slide is designed to be visually engaging and informative, ensuring that young learners are captivated and motivated to learn.

7 slides in total

Lesson Objective: Writing Like the Ancient Egyptians

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