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You guys have almost completed 7th grade! For the last weeks of school, we are going to work on an end of year project. We are going to switch roles and you are going to become the teacher in the classroom! In groups, you are going to create your own lesson and teach the rest of the class about something you are interested in outside of school.

I'm writing about Queen Ahmose-Nefatari

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Lesson Plan:

Queen Ahmose-Nefatari

Objectives and Goals:

Students will learn about Queen Ahmose-Nefatari, an important female figure in ancient Egypt.

Students will understand her contributions to ancient Egyptian history and culture.

Students will gain an appreciation for the roles of powerful women in ancient societies.

Hook/Set: Getting Started

To begin the lesson, I will ask students if they have heard of any powerful women in history, either in the United States or other countries. I will then introduce the topic of Queen Ahmose-Nefatari and ask if anyone has heard of her or knows anything about her. This will pique students' curiosity and set the stage for the lesson.

Essential Question:

Who was Queen Ahmose-Nefatari, and why was she important in ancient Egyptian history?

Lecture: Discover/Explain

In this part of the lesson, I will provide background information on Queen Ahmose-Nefatari. I will cover the following topics:

Her early life and family backgroundHer role as queen and consort to King Ahmose I

Her contributions to the military campaigns that expelled the Hyksos from Egypt

Her patronage of the arts, including temple construction and the commissioning of beautiful art objects

Her legacy and impact on later Egyptian queens

Demo/Modeling: I DO

To illustrate Queen Ahmose-Nefatari's influence, I will show images of the art objects she commissioned, such as jewelry and furniture. I will also show examples of temple reliefs that depict her as a powerful and regal queen. This will help students visualize the culture and society in which she lived, and understand the impact she had on ancient Egyptian art.

Assessment:

To gauge students' understanding of the lesson, I will ask them to write a brief paragraph summarizing the key points of Queen Ahmose-Nefatari's life and legacy. They can also draw a picture of something related to her life or culture. I will collect these at the end of class and use them to assess student learning and engagement.

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