There's A Pharaoh In Our Bath!

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Ma se lo paragoniamo allo stile di scrittura di altre favole che ho letto ultimamente, allora ovviamente perde un po’. Pharaoh Sennapod, mummified in a mystical coma for over four thousand years, is brought back to consciousness in the modern day by two Egyptologists who are after his map to buried treasure.

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Covering the afterlife pyramids, how to make a mummy Tutankhamun’s death mask, the journey into the afterlife and hidden treasures this hardback will make a spectacular gift. When he arrives home with a smelly and unconscious man wrapped in bandages, he is in for a big surprise. BBC Bitesize offers a great selection of video resources, text information and quizzes for home learning.

Full of mystery and cliffhangers, the reader will enter a world of Egyptian Pharaohs and ancient curses. With detail and clear graphics, this book shows how we can use these artifacts to learn more about Ancient Egyptian life. BBC Teach offers a short film about the Valley of the Kings for KS2, presented by Dr Joann Fletcher. Nub and Iteti guide readers through Ancient Egyptian life in 1422 BC, with the narrative and activities all leading up to stopping a crime and preventing a dangerous curse from being unleashed! A bundle of lessons and pack of activties etc for a study in English of the popular story There`s a Pharoah in our Bath by Jeremy Strong - over 12 ideas, lessons, comprehension ideas and Big writing including story, diary and newspaper article work - these can be edited or adapted to suit your classes and goes from chapter 1 (including comprehension activties) that could be used for guided reading sessions - This will save you a lot of work and could easily be used for a half term of lessons or beyond also includes a drama lesson - This would be idea for someone new to the topic and used in conjuction with the topic of Ancient Egypt - A great bundle !

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Gave it 5* ‘because it is funny, scary and a mystery that needs to be solved’, describing the story as ‘magical’. It’s also perfect as an extension to coding topics and as an interactive book to read and share in pairs or groups during class reading time.A beautifully written and illustrated book about the boat that belonged to the Pharaoh Cheops, its discovery and the reconstruction of it using the techniques of the day. He staggers out of the museum and bumps into an ice cream man who promptly takes him home for a wash and brush up- as you do. Learn strange and wonderful facts, find mysteries and mummies to uncover, and learn how to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs.