hieroglyphspictures andother writtensymbols thatsound for ideas,sounds, orthingsagriculturethe reason Egyptiansneeded to predictwhen the Nile wouldflood, and theirmotivation forkeeping track of timeUnia high-rankingEgyptian in the OldKingdom who rosefrom running a storehouse to Governor ofUpper Egypt andrural tutorpyramidEgyptian societyresembled thisstructure,built ofstone as a royaltomb in ancientEgyptpharaohthe person atthe top of theEgyptiansocialsocietyIsisancientEgyptianwomen wereconsideredliving models ofherastronomera scientistwho studiesthe starts andother objectsin the skyroads,temples,andbuildingspeasantsworked onthese duringthe floodseasonOsirishusbandof Isisslavesprisonerscaptured in war,who could ownpersonal itemsand inherit landpriests, membersof the pharaoh'scourt, and nobleswho held thelargest estatesThe small,upper classin ancientEgyptiansocietyNoblewomenthey weresometimes incharge of templesand religious rites;some acted asregentsa way tokeep track ofthekingdom'swealthThe reasonEgyptiansbegan to usehieroglyphsDoctorsThese people werespecially trained aspriests who usedreligious practicesand other knowledgeto heal the sickpeasantsfarm laborersand otherlaborers inancient Egyptharvestbusiestseason forpeasants inAncientEgyptRosettaa large blackstone with threedifferent types ofwriting on it thatheld the samemeaningcreatingmummieshelpedEgyptians learnabout thehuman body andlearn to performsurgerydemotica laterEgyptianscript, foundon theRosetta StonemerchantsandskilledworkersThe middleclass inancientEgyptiansocietyherbalismthe practiceof creatingmedicinefrom plantspapyrusan early form ofpaper made from areed plant found inthe marshy areas ofthe Nile delta; theplant used to makethis paper.Mathematicsused by ancientEgyptians tomeasure stone sothat it could be cut tothe proper size tobuild pyramids anddetermine land taxesClayandstoneWhatEgyptianswrote onbefore theyused papyrushieroglyphspictures andother writtensymbols thatsound for ideas,sounds, orthingsagriculturethe reason Egyptiansneeded to predictwhen the Nile wouldflood, and theirmotivation forkeeping track of timeUnia high-rankingEgyptian in the OldKingdom who rosefrom running a storehouse to Governor ofUpper Egypt andrural tutorpyramidEgyptian societyresembled thisstructure,built ofstone as a royaltomb in ancientEgyptpharaohthe person atthe top of theEgyptiansocialsocietyIsisancientEgyptianwomen wereconsideredliving models ofherastronomera scientistwho studiesthe starts andother objectsin the skyroads,temples,andbuildingspeasantsworked onthese duringthe floodseasonOsirishusbandof Isisslavesprisonerscaptured in war,who could ownpersonal itemsand inherit landpriests, membersof the pharaoh'scourt, and nobleswho held thelargest estatesThe small,upper classin ancientEgyptiansocietyNoblewomenthey weresometimes incharge of templesand religious rites;some acted asregentsa way tokeep track ofthekingdom'swealthThe reasonEgyptiansbegan to usehieroglyphsDoctorsThese people werespecially trained aspriests who usedreligious practicesand other knowledgeto heal the sickpeasantsfarm laborersand otherlaborers inancient Egyptharvestbusiestseason forpeasants inAncientEgyptRosettaa large blackstone with threedifferent types ofwriting on it thatheld the samemeaningcreatingmummieshelpedEgyptians learnabout thehuman body andlearn to performsurgerydemotica laterEgyptianscript, foundon theRosetta StonemerchantsandskilledworkersThe middleclass inancientEgyptiansocietyherbalismthe practiceof creatingmedicinefrom plantspapyrusan early form ofpaper made from areed plant found inthe marshy areas ofthe Nile delta; theplant used to makethis paper.Mathematicsused by ancientEgyptians tomeasure stone sothat it could be cut tothe proper size tobuild pyramids anddetermine land taxesClayandstoneWhatEgyptianswrote onbefore theyused papyrus

Section 4, Ancient Egyptian Culture - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. pictures and other written symbols that sound for ideas, sounds, or things
    hieroglyphs
  2. the reason Egyptians needed to predict when the Nile would flood, and their motivation for keeping track of time
    agriculture
  3. a high-ranking Egyptian in the Old Kingdom who rose from running a store house to Governor of Upper Egypt and rural tutor
    Uni
  4. Egyptian society resembled this structure,built of stone as a royal tomb in ancient Egypt
    pyramid
  5. the person at the top of the Egyptian social society
    pharaoh
  6. ancient Egyptian women were considered living models of her
    Isis
  7. a scientist who studies the starts and other objects in the sky
    astronomer
  8. peasants worked on these during the flood season
    roads, temples, and buildings
  9. husband of Isis
    Osiris
  10. prisoners captured in war, who could own personal items and inherit land
    slaves
  11. The small, upper class in ancient Egyptian society
    priests, members of the pharaoh's court, and nobles who held the largest estates
  12. they were sometimes in charge of temples and religious rites; some acted as regents
    Noble women
  13. The reason Egyptians began to use hieroglyphs
    a way to keep track of the kingdom's wealth
  14. These people were specially trained as priests who used religious practices and other knowledge to heal the sick
    Doctors
  15. farm laborers and other laborers in ancient Egypt
    peasants
  16. busiest season for peasants in Ancient Egypt
    harvest
  17. a large black stone with three different types of writing on it that held the same meaning
    Rosetta
  18. helped Egyptians learn about the human body and learn to perform surgery
    creating mummies
  19. a later Egyptian script, found on the Rosetta Stone
    demotic
  20. The middle class in ancient Egyptian society
    merchants and skilled workers
  21. the practice of creating medicine from plants
    herbalism
  22. an early form of paper made from a reed plant found in the marshy areas of the Nile delta; the plant used to make this paper.
    papyrus
  23. used by ancient Egyptians to measure stone so that it could be cut to the proper size to build pyramids and determine land taxes
    Mathematics
  24. What Egyptians wrote on before they used papyrus
    Clay and stone