1. Great Pyramid of Giza Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also pages 82-87 1

2. Karnak Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also pages 80-81 2

3. Hatshepsut’s Temple at Deir El-Bahri Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also page 78 3

4. Luxor Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also pages 80-81 4

5. Valley of the Kings Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also pages 77, 80- 82 5

6. Delta Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Irrigation and Orchards Irrigation and Orchards ► See also page 70 6

7. Black and Red Land Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► See also page 71, 86-87 7

8. Desert Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► See also page 71 8

9. Trade and Elephantine Island Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also page 72- 73, 77, 94-95 9

10. Abu Simbel Explore more with: ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► Google Maps Google Maps ► Tour Egypt Tour Egypt ► See also page 72 10

11. Workers and Slaves Explore more with: ► Workers Quarters in the Valley of Kings Workers Quarters in the Valley of Kings ► Tombs and Quarters for workers and nobles Tombs and Quarters for workers and nobles ► Social Classes Social Classes ► See also pages 85, 88-90 11

12. Science and Stuff Explore more with: ► Nilometer Nilometer ► Wikipedia Wikipedia ► See also pages 91-93 12

13. Presentation Guiding Questions ► How was it created? ► How did it make Egypt strong or show Egypt was strong?

14. Your Presentation Possible resources: ► Textbook ► Wikipedia ► Tour Egypt and other sites ► Google Maps ► Segments of videos on the website ► Books Possible products: ► Powerpoint ► Hand drawn poster ► Computer created poster ► Movie ► Skit ► Handout ► Publisher Webpage ► Demonstration with Google Earth or Google Maps All include some kind of verbal explanation for your classmates

15. Grading ► A – Key facts are researched and explained. You draw conclusions about the effect of your topic on the greatness of Egypt. Your presentation and product are clear and entertaining. You are prepared on time. Sources are named in MLA format. ► B – A key fact might be missing. Your presentation has small parts that are unclear or don’t hold the attention of the audience. You’re not quite ready to go when your turn comes. Sources are named in MLA format.

16. Grading ► C -You forgot to explain your conclusion about how your topic affects the greatness of Egypt. Your presentation is sometimes unclear and hard to follow. You really weren’t ready on time so your classmates suffered. Time was wasted. Sources are named. ► D – Major facts are missing from your project. Your project is hard to see and understand. You were able to give the audience some of the basic facts, but left them wanting a lot more. No conclusions explained. You wasted the two days you had to prepare. Sources aren’t named.