$32.95
Awaken your children’s minds to the treasures of the world’s famous artifacts and architecture! These large, full-color photographs, along with background information and leading discussion questions, will help your students gain a deeper understanding of history. All conveniently collected and stored at your fingertips.
The stuff that the ancient civilizations left behind tells a deep story. Those ancient artifacts and architecture reveal much about what life was like throughout the great eras of history. Now you can bring those ancient storytellers into your home and introduce them to your students in a focused, yet gentle way.
With The Stuff They Left Behind from the Days of Ancient Egypt you can
This portfolio collection consists of sixteen large, full-color photographs of important artifacts and architecture. A handy booklet is included to provide Leading Thoughts with interesting background information and discussion questions. Everything comes in an attractive portfolio that will keep the era’s treasures organized and handy.
Help your children understand more of the story of history through the fascinating stuff that people who lived in the days of Ancient Egypt left behind!
Resources in Series
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of Ancient Egypt
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of Ancient Greece
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of Ancient Rome
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of Early Modern
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of the Middle Ages
The Stuff They Left Behind: From the Days of Modern Times
| Weight | .41 kg |
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| Dimensions | 13 × 10.25 × .32 in |
| Author | Sonya Shafer |
| Publisher | Simply Charlotte Mason |
| Format | Kit |
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I used this in conjunction with Beautiful Feet Book’s Intermediate Ancient History program, and was delighted by the quality of the pictures and durability of the card stock. They are very large and the pictures are easy to see; it’s much better than trying to find a smaller, or pixelated image on the internet. I found my kids were more interested in looking and engaging with these than other images we were looking up, because they could see detail clearly.
There is a small brochure in the packet that tells you a bit about each image, and a few questions to ‘think aloud’ with your students. I will definitely be getting another set when we get to a different time period.