Introduction to Ancient Egypt for Year 1 With the National Curriculum in mind, I have created a high-quality history lesson designed to introduce Year 1 students to the fascinating world of Ancient Egypt. 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: This engaging lesson introduces students to Ancient Egypt, covering its key geographical features, the importance of the Nile River, and the wonders left behind, such as the pyramids and hieroglyphics. Students will explore: The geographical properties of Ancient Egypt, including its land, climate, and the Nile River. The timeline of Ancient Egypt to place it in a historical context. The significance of the Nile River for water, farming, and transportation. The ruins and artifacts that tell us about Ancient Egyptian civilization. 7 slides in total Learning Objective: Students will be able to identify Ancient Egypt on a map and recognize its key geographical features

Daily Life in Ancient Egypt for Year 1 With the National Curriculum in mind, I have created a high-quality history lesson designed to introduce Year 1 students to the daily life of Ancient Egyptians. 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: This engaging lesson introduces students to daily life in Ancient Egypt, covering aspects such as food, clothing, and homes. Students will explore: The types of clothing worn by Ancient Egyptians. The kinds of food they ate and how it was prepared. The structure and features of Ancient Egyptian homes. 8 slides in total 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. Lesson Objective: To make a junk model of an Ancient Egyptian house