Tutankhamun: The Boy-King Lesson on Ancient Egypt activities, (Digital-Print)

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Description

Uncover the fascinating story of Tutankhamun, Egypt’s youngest pharaoh, with this no-prep worksheet activity and lesson plan. Perfect for middle and high school students, this lesson explores Tutankhamun’s reign, his role in restoring traditional Egyptian religion, and the significance of his tomb’s discovery in 1922 by Howard Carter. Students will dive into the wealth of artifacts found in his nearly untouched tomb, learning about ancient Egyptian burial practices and beliefs about the afterlife. Ideal for history teachers seeking an engaging, standards-aligned resource.

What’s Included:

Editable Slide Deck: Tutankhamun – The Boy-King of Egypt (4 slides)
Digital and Print Student worksheets: Focused on Tutankhamun’s reign, religious restoration, and the discovery of his tomb
Lesson plan with discussion questions, worksheet activities, and reflection prompts
Optional extension activity: Students research an artifact found in Tutankhamun’s tomb

Skills Developed Through This Activity:

Understanding of ancient Egyptian religious practices and burial customs
Historical analysis of Tutankhamun’s reign and his impact on Egyptian history
Critical thinking about the significance of archaeological discoveries

How to Use the Activity:

Use the slide deck to introduce students to Tutankhamun’s reign and his restoration of traditional Egyptian polytheism.
Guide students through a worksheet activity focused on the discovery of his tomb and what the artifacts reveal about ancient Egyptian beliefs.
Facilitate a class discussion on the impact of Tutankhamun’s tomb on Egyptology and its lasting significance.
Extend learning with a creative assignment where students research and present on one of the artifacts found in Tutankhamun’s tomb.