Ancient Egypt Value Box

Transform your classroom into an archaeological museum and let the children step into the shoes of an Egyptologist as they discover the treasures of Ancient Egypt! This value-packed box includes a variety of artefacts and educational resources to help bring the fascinating world of Ancient Egypt to life.

Included in the Ancient Egyptian Value Box:

• Small Anubis: A figurine of the god of mummification and the afterlife, embodying the beliefs of Ancient Egyptian religion and the journey to the next life.
• Obelisk: A miniature model of the iconic stone pillar found throughout Egypt, often used as monuments to the gods and pharaohs.
• Brass Ankh: The symbol of life and immortality in ancient Egyptian culture, representing the concept of eternal life.
• Small Sarcophagus: A replica of the burial containers used for mummies, central to Egyptian funerary practices and beliefs about the afterlife.
• Canopic Jar: A jar used to store the organs of the deceased during mummification, symbolising the preservation of the body for the afterlife.
• Cleopatra Coin: A replica of coinage from the time of the famous queen, representing the wealth and power of Ancient Egypt under her rule.
• Small Pharaoh Bust: A miniature bust representing an ancient Egyptian ruler, symbolising the importance of kingship in Egyptian society.
• Tutankhamun Cards: Cards featuring facts and images related to the famous pharaoh, providing insight into his reign and the discovery of his tomb.
• Literacy Cards: Cards with vocabulary and facts about Ancient Egypt, designed to support literacy and historical learning.
• Temple Cards: Cards with information and illustrations about the temples and religious practices in Ancient Egypt.
• Amulets: Small replicas of amulets used for protection in daily life, believed to ward off evil and bring good fortune.
• Medium Painted Papyrus: A piece of papyrus featuring Egyptian art and hieroglyphs, providing a visual representation of Egyptian culture and writing.
• Scarab Beetle: A symbolic representation of rebirth and protection, often used as jewellery and amulets in ancient Egypt.
• Sphinx: A model of the famous Egyptian mythical creature, symbolising the strength and wisdom of ancient Egyptian society.
• Hieroglyphs Poster: A guide to the ancient Egyptian writing system, helping students understand and decode hieroglyphs.
• Egyptian Plaque: A decorative plaque with iconic Egyptian symbols and designs, perfect for classroom displays.

Please note, the contents of the box may vary slightly depending on the availability of certain artefacts.

Educational Benefits:

• Hands-On Exploration: The artefacts in this box allow students to engage directly with Ancient Egyptian culture, making the historical context more tangible and relatable.
• Visual and Kinesthetic Learning: The physical artefacts encourage visual learning and hands-on interaction, helping students better understand the materials and practices of Ancient Egypt.
• Cross-Curricular Connections: The inclusion of Literacy Cards and Temple Cards supports cross-curricular learning, integrating history, language, and cultural studies.
• Creative Projects: The artefacts, such as the scarab beetle, Cleopatra coin, and hieroglyphs poster, inspire creativity in projects, storytelling, and artistic activities.
• Cultural Insight: The box provides valuable insights into Ancient Egyptian beliefs, rituals, and society, enhancing students’ understanding of the civilisation's lasting influence on the world.

Ideal For:

• KS2 Students: The box is designed for Key Stage 2 students, offering a hands-on and interactive way to explore Ancient Egypt.
• History Lessons: An ideal resource for history lessons, bringing the past to life through realistic replicas and educational tools.
• Classroom Displays: The variety of artefacts makes this box perfect for creating educational displays in the classroom, sparking curiosity and engagement.
• Project-Based Learning: Students can use the box for Ancient Egypt-themed projects, enhancing their research and presentations with real artefacts.
• Interactive Learning: The box supports group work and independent study, allowing students to explore the artefacts in a way that promotes critical thinking and discussion.

Please Note: The contents of the box may vary slightly depending on the availability of artefacts, but each box will contain a carefully selected range of Ancient Egyptian items.

The Ancient Egyptian Value Box is the perfect resource to engage students in learning about one of the world’s most fascinating civilisations. With its diverse selection of artefacts and learning tools, it provides an interactive and immersive way to explore Ancient Egypt, making history come alive in the classroom.