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Do Now Clear and separate your desk and get ready for the quiz!

AFTERLIFE A life after death The Egyptians strongly believed in life after death “You will live again. You will live forever. Behold, you will be young forever.” -prayer

After you are finished with the quiz Check it over! Place it face-down on the back table. Take the activity from the back table. Grab a laptop and follow the instructions on the activity.

Egyptian gods Use the following resources to complete the following questions: http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/gods/explore/main.html Google “ancient Egypt gods uk” and click the first link http://www.historyforkids.net/egyptian-gods.html Google “history for kids Egypt gods” Pick 3-5 Egyptian gods, including Ra, and write about each below: Name of God Description of the god and his/her powers Ra

Egyptian Religion 1. What things did the gods control? Nature 2. Why did the Egyptians believe that the gods controlled nature? To help them understand why things in nature happened (Sun rising/setting, life/death, sky) 3. Who was the chief god of the Egyptians? Amon-Re the sun god 4. Why was the west called the home of the dead? The sun (Amon-Re) set in the west every night (died).

Horus  Osiris ^ Isis  Thoth Amon-Re