
By Megan Quick
Part of the Kids in History series
Discover the daily life of children in Ancient Egypt.
Step into Ancient Egypt and explore the vibrant lives of its children. What did they wear, eat, and play? How did they learn? This engaging journey reveals the everyday adventures of young Egyptians, offering a fresh perspective on a civilization known for its monumental achievements. With captivating images and intriguing facts, young readers will uncover the secrets of childhood in a world of pharaohs and pyramids. Dive into history and see how kids just like you lived and thrived in ancient times.
The many achievements of Ancient Egypt are well known and often taught in social studies curricula. But among all the pharaohs and pyramid-building, there were still kids learning and growing in Egypt! In this volume, readers learn about what Egyptian children wore and ate, what games they played, and what their schooling was like. Age-appropriate content is accessible, interesting, and relatable for lower elementary readers. Historical images and illustrations enhance the text while fact boxes give additional facts, context, and ideas.
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