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Exploring Ancient Egypt: A Journey Through Seasons and Traditions

Join Fiona, Moses, and Ivo on a captivating journey to Ancient Egypt, where they explore the three distinctive seasons: flooding, growing, and harvesting. Discover the vibrant life of Egyptian farmers as they use traditional tools like hoes and sickles. Learn about Cairo, the capital city, and experience the warmth of one of the hottest countries on Earth. Delve into fascinating practices like mummification and the significance of canopic jars in preserving organs. This drama video combines education and music to enchant all ages.

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Exploring Ancient Egypt: A Journey Through Seasons and Traditions

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  1. A journey to Ancient Egypt BY: Fiona, Moses and Ivo

  2. In Egypt there werethree seasons: one wascalled the flooding season, the second season wascalled the growing season and the last season wascalled the harvesting season. They used hoes, sickles and they made sheaves.

  3. The capital city of Egypt is Cairo. Egypt is found in the North of Africa. Egypt is the hottest country in the world. Egypt is in the content of Africa.

  4. This is a drama video and we are all the farmers from Ancient Egypt..

  5. This is a very special song about mummification.

  6. I think they used it to put all the organs in when they were preparing the mummies. Aila,what do you think they used the canopic jars for?

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