Froggy Jumps: Ancient Egyptian Roles (6th grade - world history - ancient egypt


Froggy Jumps Ancient Egyptian RolesOnline version Ancient Egyptian Roles study guide for SS6 by Anthony Edaakie 1 This person was the only person that could read and write in Egypt. They used a special code called hieroglyphs to read their information. a Scribe b Pharaoh c Merchant 2 This person could make pottery, work in cloth, make jewelry, work in leather, or create statues. a Soldier b Dancer c Craftsmen 3 This person was in charge of buying and selling goods. They sold items such as gold, papyrus, linen and jewelry and they brought wood, animals skins and live animals. a Vizier b Merchant c Priest 4 This person had the job of washing a dead body with palm oil and rinsing it with water from the River Nile a Pharaoh b Priest c Embalmer 5 This person was the second most important person in ancient Egypt. This was the person that helped the Pharaoh. a Pharaoh b Vizier c Priest 6 This person was responsible for planning the vast pyramid structures. They worked closely with architects. a Architect b Craftsmen c Engineer 7 This person was like a king or queen. They decided everything that happened in Egypt. They were thought of as being just like Gods. a Pharaoh b Merchant c Embalmer 8 This person ran the religious ceremonies and looked after the temples. a Dancer b Priest c Fisherman 9 This person helped design the ancient Egyptian building projects. They worked under an engineer. a Engineer b Soldier c Architect 10 This person entertained Pharaohs and performed a some religious ceremonies. a Dancer b Stonemaker c Merchant 11 This person was good at protecting people, especially if there were enemies nearby. a Soldier b Fisherman c Embalmer 12 This person worked on the land to grow crops and look after animals. a Fisherman b Stonemaker c Farmer 13 This person would carve big lumps of stone ready for artists to make a sculpture. a Stonemason b Vizier c Craftsmen 14 This person made bricks usually made out of mud and straw. These would be used to build houses. a Craftsmen b Pharaoh c Brickmaker 15 This person caught food with spears or nets using papyrus rafts. a Farmer b Merchant c Fisherman

1

This person was the only person that could read and write in Egypt. They used a special code called hieroglyphs to read their information.

a

Scribe

b

Pharaoh

c

Merchant

2

This person could make pottery, work in cloth, make jewelry, work in leather, or create statues.

a

Soldier

b

Dancer

c

Craftsmen

3

This person was in charge of buying and selling goods. They sold items such as gold, papyrus, linen and jewelry and they brought wood, animals skins and live animals.

a

Vizier

b

Merchant

c

Priest

4

This person had the job of washing a dead body with palm oil and rinsing it with water from the River Nile

a

Pharaoh

b

Priest

c

Embalmer

5

This person was the second most important person in ancient Egypt. This was the person that helped the Pharaoh.

a

Pharaoh

b

Vizier

c

Priest

6

This person was responsible for planning the vast pyramid structures. They worked closely with architects.

a

Architect

b

Craftsmen

c

Engineer

7

This person was like a king or queen. They decided everything that happened in Egypt. They were thought of as being just like Gods.

a

Pharaoh

b

Merchant

c

Embalmer

8

This person ran the religious ceremonies and looked after the temples.

a

Dancer

b

Priest

c

Fisherman

9

This person helped design the ancient Egyptian building projects. They worked under an engineer.

a

Engineer

b

Soldier

c

Architect

10

This person entertained Pharaohs and performed a some religious ceremonies.

a

Dancer

b

Stonemaker

c

Merchant

11

This person was good at protecting people, especially if there were enemies nearby.

a

Soldier

b

Fisherman

c

Embalmer

12

This person worked on the land to grow crops and look after animals.

a

Fisherman

b

Stonemaker

c

Farmer

13

This person would carve big lumps of stone ready for artists to make a sculpture.

a

Stonemason

b

Vizier

c

Craftsmen

14

This person made bricks usually made out of mud and straw. These would be used to build houses.

a

Craftsmen

b

Pharaoh

c

Brickmaker

15

This person caught food with spears or nets using papyrus rafts.

a

Farmer

b

Merchant

c

Fisherman

Ancient Egyptian Roles

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Ancient Egyptian RolesOnline version

by Anthony Edaakie

This person was the only person that could read and write in Egypt. They used a special code called hieroglyphs to read their information.

This person could make pottery, work in cloth, make jewelry, work in leather, or create statues.

This person was in charge of buying and selling goods. They sold items such as gold, papyrus, linen and jewelry and they brought wood, animals skins and live animals.

This person had the job of washing a dead body with palm oil and rinsing it with water from the River Nile

This person was the second most important person in ancient Egypt. This was the person that helped the Pharaoh.

This person was responsible for planning the vast pyramid structures. They worked closely with architects.

This person was like a king or queen. They decided everything that happened in Egypt. They were thought of as being just like Gods.

This person ran the religious ceremonies and looked after the temples.

This person helped design the ancient Egyptian building projects. They worked under an engineer.

This person entertained Pharaohs and performed a some religious ceremonies.

This person was good at protecting people, especially if there were enemies nearby.

This person worked on the land to grow crops and look after animals.

This person would carve big lumps of stone ready for artists to make a sculpture.

This person made bricks usually made out of mud and straw. These would be used to build houses.

This person caught food with spears or nets using papyrus rafts.