Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Counting worksheet, slide deck (Digital-Print

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Description

Immerse your middle and high school students in the world of Ancient Egyptian writing with this no-prep worksheet activities lessons on hieroglyphics and the Egyptian numerical system. This interactive lesson introduces students to the basics of hieroglyphics, how they were used to communicate, and the Egyptian counting system based on symbols. Students will design their own hieroglyphic alphabet, practice writing Egyptian numbers, and create messages using this ancient writing system. Perfect for history teachers seeking an engaging and standards-aligned resource that combines creativity and historical learning.

What’s Included:

Editable Slide Deck: Hieroglyphics and Counting in Symbols (4 slides)
Digital and Print Student worksheets: Focusing on hieroglyphic writing and practicing the Egyptian numerical system
Lesson plan with group activities, creative tasks, and reflection questions
Optional extension activity: Students create their own hieroglyphic message on a “stone tablet” using cardboard or clay

Skills Developed Through This Activity:

Understanding of the ancient Egyptian writing and numerical system
Creative expression through designing hieroglyphic symbols
Historical analysis of how communication evolved in early civilizations

How to Use the Activity:

Use the slide deck to introduce students to the hieroglyphic writing system and how Egyptians used symbols to represent objects, sounds, and numbers.
Guide students through a worksheet activity where they design their own hieroglyphic alphabet and practice writing numbers in the Egyptian numeral system.
Facilitate a class discussion on the importance of writing and record-keeping in ancient Egypt and how hieroglyphics compare to modern writing systems.
Extend learning with a creative project where students carve their hieroglyphic messages onto a “stone tablet” made from cardboard or clay.