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Provides an introduction to Egypt and its people, with a special focus on the day-to-day life of the children.

Presents the life of a young child in Egypt, describing the family life, home, food, school, religion, customs, amusements, traditions, and celebrations of the country.

Describes the daily life of children in ancient Egypt, including housing, clothes, food, and religion.

Presents a day in the life of a child living in Cairo, discussing the social life, customs, religion, history, and language of Egypt.

Teaching history from a child's perspective gives students a real-ilfe sense of life among Egyptians.

Describes aspects of the daily lives of children in ancient Egypt, covering foods, clothes, toys, pets, and school, and discusses mummies and the pharaoh Tutankhamen.

Contains an introduction to Egypt, following the life of girl as she travels between school and home, including information on Egyptian cities, culture and traditions.

Describes what life was like for children in ancient Egypt: what they ate, where they went to school, what games they played, and what they did at home.

Introduces the people, food, clothing, dwellings, schools, work, and other aspects of life in Egypt.

Explores the lives of children in ancient Egypt, describing how they were educated, what work they were responsible for, and what they did for fun.

Readers travel down the Nile and into the heart of an ancient tomb with young Neferu, who is training to mummify a great pharaoh as he learns the rituals and secrets the Ancient Egyptians used to prepare for the afterlife.

If you think making your bed and doing your homework is tough, imagine what it must have been like in ancient Egypt.