Mysteries of Egypt - from the Canadian Museum of Civilization (see the teacher's guide for teaching Egyptian Civilization) (Y, M, O)
Egyptian Royal Tombs of the New Kingdom - Thorough guide to the tombs provides an in depth discussion of the archaeology of the topic with fast loading pictures and illustrative graphics. (O)
Egyptian Geography (see the Teacher's Guide) - Mysteries of Egypt by the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation (Y, M, O, T)
Pharaoh: Lord of the Two Lands - Pharaoh was considered a deity in ancient Egypt. Find out about who a pharaoh was, read a story about battle and tribute, examine a wall relief from an ancient Egyptian temple, and identify ancient objects in 'Ask the experts'. (M,O)
Ancient Egypt Collaborative Thematic Unit - Designed for Primary grades (Y)
Ancient Egypt Unit Study - Mr Donn's FREE Lesson Plans & Activities for Kids & Teachers (Y, M, O, T)
Egyptian Tombs unit - Deep in the Tombs of Egypt - Unique and creative. check it out!!!! (Y, M, O, T)
Ancient Egypt - From the Trustees of the British Museum, each section has a story, a challenge (requires shockwave), and a timeline. The website design is intriguing and the content interesting. Includes information on Egyptian deities and temples. (M,O)
Ancient Egypt; Lesson Plans for Teachers - A selection of cross-curricular lesson plans created by Detroit teachers (Y, M, O, T)
(Mrs. Donn's) Egyptian Tombs Unit - (Unique, creative, check it out) (Y)
Eternal Egypt - Eternal Egypt is a living record of a land rich in art and history, people and places, myths and religions. The stories of Eternal Egypt are told using the latest interactive technologies, high-resolution imagery, animations, virtual environments, remote cameras, three-dimensional models and more. (Y, M, O, T)
Mummy Tombs - Check here for articles, recent news, photos, book recommendations, and more about mummies. (Y,M,)
Ancient Egypt Teacher Resource File - Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center Ancient Egypt Teacher Resource Page. You will find Internet resources on topics of interest to teachers, librarians and students (T)
Go to Egypt with Tapestry of Grace - "Welcome to Egypt, as you've never studied it before. As you review each week-plan in this three-week mini unit, you'll learn more both about Tapestry, and about how Egyptians lived, worked, and played. Explore their culture, traditions, geographic context, and worldview. In Week One, the focus is on Egypt's domination of the Nile River, and how control of the Nile allowed it to become one of the most powerful nations of its age. Consider it as the home of a young prince named Moses, and understand the Exodus story in a new light as you go to Egypt with Tapestry of Grace." (Y, M, O, T)
Heiroglyphics! - Studying ancient Egypt? This site is a must for anyone studying the intriguing written language of heiroglyphics. On this site you will find essays introducing Egyptian hieroglyphs, essays on Champollion and the Rosetta stone, dozens of on-line self-teaching programs, a half-dozen 'translators', Hieroglyphic fonts, software, and more. The site includes over 140 links, with more being added each day. A separate section for kids contains links for kids as well as lesson plans for parents. (Y, M, O, T)
Wild Egypt - An on-line Safari for all ages (Y, M, O, T)
Time Warp Trio Lesson Plans - Look down the page for the link to this PDF lesson plan to go with the books. (Y)
BMAG for Kids - From the Birmingham Museum, an online time line of activities for kids. Units include ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, Roman Empire, the Victorians, WWII and Art Gallery. (Y)
Go To Egypt - A FREE 3 week trial! Explore Egypt through Tapestry of grace and vice versa. (Y, M, O, T)
Top picks for children's books on Egypt - (y m)