Ancient Egypt Activity Book: Mazes, Word Finds, Coloring, Dot-to-Dot Activities For Kids

by Scott Peters

The ultimate ancient Egypt activity book! Packed with activities, from the creator of over 300 museum and science center installations, and vetted by award-winning teachers.

Hours of fun! Take a trip back in time to ancient Egypt with over 40 mazes, word find activities, dot-to-dot puzzles, coloring pages, and ancient-Egypt-themed cut outs.

Loved by kids and used in schools, these activities are now available in a big, fast-paced puzzle book. Instantly engaging, each page is jam-packed with games and hands-on activities that will keep kids busy.

Curriculum based activities help with word skills, social studies, ancient civilizations, history, people of the world, where we live, world traditions, cultures, art, and more.

Fun illustrations throughout appeal to kids' natural curiosity.

Word searches help build word recognition and vocabulary. Dot-to-dots build hand-eye coordination and visual perception. Coloring pages include quick facts. Mazes boost logical skills, motor skills, and concentration. Cut-out crafts like a decorate-it-yourself Egyptian headband are an interactive way to stimulate educational playtime. Reinforce what kids are learning in the classroom about ancient civilizations, Egyptian gods and goddesses, pyramids, King Tut, and fascinating mummies. The 8 1/2" x 11" pages can be photocopied and shared with a classroom or the whole family.

Fans of Scott Peters' Kid Detective Zet Mysteries will find these an exciting accompaniment to the books.

So grab your pens, pencils, scissors, glue, erasers, and crayons. Take a trip back in time to ancient Egypt with these fun-filled brain quest activities!

64 pages, Paperback

Published June 30, 2021

About the author

Scott Peters writes action-filled adventure stories set in ancient Egypt and around the world. In addition to writing, the author has created over 300 museum, science center and theme park installations for such places as the Smithsonian, the Washington Children's Museum, Walt Disney World and Paramount Pictures. Peters also helped design an interactive TV show for the Nickelodeon Channel. Be sure and visit Scott's blog at egyptabout.com