Here's a super fun activity that combines coloring, scissors, and ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. It's great for a rainy day, or whenever you have some free time on your hands!
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Egyptian Animals | Fun HIPPO Facts (Includes Free Coloring Page)
Tawaret: The Amazing Egyptian Hippopotamus
Today's post is all about the most powerful animal in ancient Egypt: the hippo. Also known as the ancient Egyptian goddess, Tawaret!Ancient Egyptians were deeply attached to the animals that existed all around them. Their gods and goddesses reflect this in the fascinating way their religion blended animals and humans together. Many animals were feared and yet also worshiped. Some animals, like dogs and cats, were pets. Some animals were so cared for that they were even mummified.
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| Don't be fooled by my cute ears . . . |
The hippo was one animal that Egyptians worshiped as a goddess, but it was also the most feared animal in ancient Egypt--and with good reason! Hippos are enormous, and their jaws and teeth are powerful crushing tools that can break a person's bones with ease.
Gods of Egypt Coloring Page: Osiris
Today I have a FREE Ancient Egypt coloring page for you featuring the ancient Egyptian god Osiris. Get out your colored pencils! Osiris is one of the famous the ancient Egyptian male gods. He is the god of the afterlife and of rebirth.
Gods of Egypt Coloring Page: Ma'at
Today we have a FREE Ancient Egypt coloring page featuring the ancient Egyptian goddess Ma'at. Get out your colored pencils! Ma'at is one of the famous the ancient Egyptian women gods. She is the protector of truth.
Ancient Egypt Coloring Book Page: Chariot With Riders
Today we have a great print and color image: an ancient Egyptian Chariot. Whether you're a kid or an adult, grab some colored pencils, crayons, markers, or paint brushes, print this one out, and enjoy some creative time!
Click to PRINT this 8x10 Coloring Page >
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For more activities and worksheets, visit the Teacher Zone.
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ACTIVITY: Ancient Egypt Coloring Page: Scarab Pectoral
What's going on in the picture below?
Look closely, can you identify the following imagery?
ACTIVITY: Hey Artists, Color This ONLINE!
We found this great, interactive site. It lets you color fun ancient Egyptian pictures--right on your computer!
Coloring Activity: Print Out This Picture To Color
Today we have a great printable image for coloring: the ancient Egyptian god Amun, and two goddesses.
Whether you're a kid or an adult, grab some colored pencils, crayons, markers, or paint brushes, print this one out, and enjoy some creative time!
Whether you're a kid or an adult, grab some colored pencils, crayons, markers, or paint brushes, print this one out, and enjoy some creative time!
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