Culture Kit
Egypt (Carolina Navigators)
ID # 3905
Share Egypt with class today! Teach your students about Egypt by looking and learning about items such as a traditional hat, an Arabic school kids’ atlas, a toy camel, papyrus paper, small pyramids, postcards, pictures, currency, Cairo maps, and the national flag. Read about Egypt with books such as “Egypt: The People,” “Countries and Cultures: Egypt,” and “Teens in Egypt.” This kit also includes a DVD, “Families of Egypt,” for you and your students to learn about Egypt’s daily and family life.
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Sara Wilkins
Sara Wilkins is a student from UNC Chapel Hill who graduated in May 2010. After graduation, she spent a month traveling in the Middle East and spent most of her time in Egypt. In Egypt she visited and spent a lot of time in the Sinai Peninsula as well as in the capital of Egypt, Cairo. Sara and a local Egyptian friend who helped show a little bit of the culture of Egypt selected the items in this kit. There’s a big focus on the Arabic written language in this Culture Kit to show students how unique and beautiful their language is. Remember, it’s written and read from right to left, which is opposite from the way we read and write.