1. Hello Scholars!
Get your assigned computer from the cart. Check the clipboard!
From your Field Notes, take out your Egyptian Artifact Notes.
Sharpen a pencil before class.

2. Essential Question
What do primary sources tell us about ancient civilizations?

3. Graphic Organizer Write name of artifact
Write a social science perspective
Describe your primary source in 2-3 sentences.
Summarize your secondary source in 1-2 sentences.
Explain how the evidence provided above relates to your social science perspective.

4. Graphic Organizer Graphic Organizer Great Pyramid at Giza Sociology.
It’s an enormous golden brown structure. The top is smooth, showing what was left of the white limestone that covered it. There are three smaller pyramids in front of it.
Was built for Pharaoh Khufu to help take him into the afterlife. The small pyramids were made for his wives.
This proves that the Great Pyramid at Giza relates to sociology because it was built for someone who ranked high in ancient Egypt’s social class. Those with lower social status did not have pyramids built for them which also shows sociology.

5. Egyptian Artifact Paragraph
Directions
Finish the Egyptian Artifact Notes worksheet.
Complete the graphic organizer.
Go to SPS Student Portal and then login to Office 365.
Create new Word document.
Click on “Document” in top center of screen. Rename to “Egyptian Artifact Paragraph”.
Begin typing your paragraph. Follow the information you wrote on your graphic organizer.
Mary Littlelamb
World History, 6-5
January 11, 2018
Egyptian Artifact Paragraph
The Great Pyramid at Giza relates to the social science perspective of sociology. The Great Pyramid is an enormous golden brown structure. The top is smooth showing what was left of the white limestone that once covered it. There are three smaller pyramids in front of it. This giant structure was built for Pharaoh Khufu to help take him into the afterlife. There are also three small pyramids in front that were built for his wives. This proves that the Great Pyramid at Giza relates to sociology because it was built for someone who ranked high in ancient Egypt’s social class. Those with lower social status did not have pyramids built for them which also shows sociology.
Double spaced!!!

6. End of Class Logout completely before closing lid.
Return computer to proper slot.
Put your notes into your Field Notes folder and put it in the middle of the table.
Sit quietly while you wait to be excused.
Don’t forget: typed artifact paragraph due Friday.