Ancient Egyptian jewellery
Ancient Egyptians loved jewellery. They wore rings, bracelets and wide collars. Some jewellery was gold, and some had colourful stones like blue and red stones. They had small scarab beetles on rings and necklaces. People wore a scarab for good luck. Today we can see ancient jewellery in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. We are proud of our history. Now write a story of yesterday with these frames: Yesterday I went to … . I saw … . I wore … . I loved … .
| Frame | Example |
|---|---|
| Yesterday I went to … . | Yesterday I went to the museum. |
| I saw … . | I saw an ancient gold ring. |
| I wore … . | I wore my blue shirt. |
| I loved … . | I loved the day. |
Long ago in Egypt, people wore beautiful jewellery. A girl had a bracelet and a collar. A boy wore a gold ring with a scarab. They loved their jewellery. Today children visit the museum in Cairo and look at it with big eyes.
I saw ancient jewellery at the museum!
What did you see?
I saw a gold ring and a blue necklace. They were very old.
Did you like them?
Yes, I did. I loved the little scarabs.
Yesterday I went to the museum in Cairo. I saw an ancient gold ring. I wore my best dress. I loved the day.
My story of yesterday. The child writes four sentences with the frames: Yesterday I went to … . I saw … . I wore … . I loved … . The child draws a small picture of the best moment and reads the story to the family.