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Ancient Egypt jigsaw - Gods
Rotate and drag the pieces into the correct places.
A good method is to start with the corners and the edges before you fill in the middle. Pay attention to the shape of the pieces in the background guide.
If you need a bit of extra help, use the lightbulb clue button.
Discussion points
- Look closely at the gods and goddesses, what do you notice?
- Why do you think gods and goddesses were so important to the Ancient Egyptians?
- Which god or goddess would you like to find out more about?
Teaching tips:
The jigsaws are great used as starters to introduce the topic of Ancient Egypt and create discussions. Learn more about the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt by completing this activity before looking at ‘Gods and goddesses of the Egyptian Old Kingdom’, ‘Middle Kingdom’ or ‘New Kingdom’, and the writing activity ‘Egyptian gods and goddesses - Advanced’.
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