LOTC Group 7 Ancient Egyptians
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Group 7 chose to study the Ancient Egyptians for their LOTC project. They decided the British Museum would be an excellent location to immerse themselves in artifacts and inspiration about Ancient Egypt as it is near their school and has six rooms dedicated to Ancient Egyptian exhibits. The group felt booking an educational workshop at the museum would provide a more rewarding experience for students compared to a self-guided tour. They agreed that a creative workshop on decoding ancient Egyptian tomb paintings would be most beneficial and engaging for the students to participate in.
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- 3. MTP: History
- 5. MTP: Art & Design
- 9. Lesson Plan: Art & Design
- 14. Our Trip!
- 22. Activity • Take part in the KS2 decoding ancient EgypLan tomb painLngs workshop • Free, but booking is essenLal • 90 Minutes long • Maximum 30 students at a Lme so might have to book mulLple sessions • Takes place in the Samsung Digital Discovery Centre