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Akhenaten: The Heretic Pharaoh – Ancient Egypt activities, slide (Digital-Print)
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Engage your middle and high school students with Thi o-prep worksheet resource of the fascinating story of Akhenaten, the pharaoh who challenged Egypt’s traditional religion by introducing monotheism. This explores Akhenaten’s reign, his religious revolution, and the cultural shifts during the Amarna Period. Students will analyze how Akhenaten’s reforms were received and why Egypt returned to its polytheistic traditions after his death. Perfect for history teachers looking for an engaging lesson that aligns with curriculum standards and brings Ancient Egypt’s history to life.
What’s Included:
- Editable Slide Deck: Akhenaten – The Heretic Pharaoh (4 slides)
- Digital and Print Student worksheets: Covering Akhenaten's reign, religious reforms, and legacy
- Lesson plan with class discussion prompts, worksheet activities, and reflection
- Optional extension activity: Students design a symbol representing Aten, the sun god
Skills Developed Through This Activity:
- Understanding of monotheism versus polytheism in ancient Egyptian culture
- Critical thinking about the effects of Akhenaten’s religious reforms on Egyptian society
- Historical analysis of how rulers shape culture and legacy
How to Use the Activity:
- Use the slide deck to introduce Akhenaten’s reign and religious reforms.
- Guide students through a worksheet activity focused on Akhenaten’s transition from polytheism to monotheism.
- Facilitate a class discussion on why Akhenaten’s changes were met with resistance and why Egypt returned to polytheism after his death.
- Extend learning with a creative assignment where students design a symbol for Aten, the god worshipped during Akhenaten’s reign.
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