KS2 History Ancient Egyptians Study Book (Ages 7-11)
KS2 History Ancient Egyptians Study Book (Ages 7-11)
- UNLOCK Ancient Egypt with colourful photos, child-friendly facts & engaging questions
- Includes Lives & Achievements, Culture & Society
- Aligned to the KS2 History curriculum for Years 3-6
- Features CGP's trusted Discover & Learn format with thought-provoking activities
About the KS2 History Ancient Egyptions Study Book (Ages 7-11)
Here are our top reasons to buy the KS2 History Ancient Egyptians Study Book (Ages 7-11):
- Covers the Ancient Egyptians for KS2 History in the National Curriculum, Years 3 to 6
- 40 printed pages of child-friendly notes with colour photos and illustrations
- Topics include lives and achievements, culture and society, pharaohs, hieroglyphs and scribes
- Thought-provoking questions through the book to check what your child has taken in
- CGP's Discover & Learn format, with one topic set out clearly per page
Your child in Years 3 to 6 is studying Ancient Egypt, and this study book explains it in words they can follow.
Ancient Egypt is one of the big history topics at primary school, and the classroom moves fast. This book gives your child the same ground at home, in their own time. It sticks to the National Curriculum, so the pharaohs, gods and daily life here are the ones the lessons cover.
Short notes sit beside colour photos and illustrations across 40 printed pages, and questions crop up along the way to make your child pause and think. One page puts clear notes on Egyptian writing next to real hieroglyphs and a chart of symbols for sounds.
Because each topic stays on its own page, your child can read a little at a time and go back before a class test. Crowns, scribes and symbols of power are all explained plainly, which also suits a Year 7 child filling in gaps.
Key Information
- Type
- Revision Guide / Study Book
- Subject
- History
- Publisher
- CGP
- ISBN 13
- 9781782949688
- ISBN 10
- 1782949682
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for my child?
The KS2 History Ancient Egyptions Study Book (Ages 7-11) is absolutely perfect for children in Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 or Year 6 studying the national curriculum in England.
It is also very useful for children in the devolved nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland that study similar curriculums.
Finally, the KS2 History Ancient Egyptions Study Book (Ages 7-11) is also very useful for children studying outside of the UK on comparable international curriculums such as the Cambridge Primary Curriculum or The Pearson Edexcel International Primary Curriculum.
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