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A great deal of what we know about ancient Egypt is what archaeologists learned from studying their tombs. A tomb is a place in which you are buried when you die. The ancient Egyptians believed that life did not stop when you died.

Come meet the ancient Egyptians. Meet the Ba and the Ka. Open gifts from the Nile. Buy a spell in the marketplace. Learn why it was so important for every ancient Egyptian to do thousands of good deeds. Read the Cinderella story of the red slippers told 5,000 years ago! Play interactive games! Beware of the mummy's curse!

Egypt's ancient history is divided into three huge blocks of time - "The Old Kingdom", "The Middle Kingdom", and "The New Kingdom". Timeline of Ancient Egyptian History. The Three Kingdoms - Old, Middle, and New. See Also: Overviews of Ancient Egypt

For Ancient Egypt: These are original Free Use lesson plans, classroom activities, interactive activities, review activities, and concluding activities and projects written by us and by other teachers for ancient Egypt.

In ancient Egypt, pyramids were built during the time of the Old Kingdom. Pyramids were tombs, royal tombs, where the ancient Egyptians buried their kings. The first pyramid was the Step Pyramid.

The Nile is the longest river in Africa. It's also the longest river in the world! The lower Nile, where the Nile meets the Mediterranean Sea, flowed through ancient Egypt bringing all kinds of benefits like water to irrigate crops and a river for sailing ships from ancient Egyptian port to port.

Archaeologists divide ancient Egypt's history into three big blocks of time. In each block of time, all pharaohs behaved in a certain way. These blocks of time were called kingdoms.