Monday, 17 May 2010

What do shapes, pictograms and mummification have in common?

Good Morning 3W!
As you all know, there has been a lot of trouble and disruption in Bangkok and the school has had to close because of possible dangers on the bus routes to school.

So, to keep you busy and help you continue to learn, here are some things for you to be doing:
1.Read a good book for about 30 minutes. Afterwards spend 5 minutes writing your reaction to it...remember to use DETAILS from the story to back up your ideas.
2. There are 2 new activities on Mymaths for you to have a go at:
2D and 3D Shapes
Pictograms and charts.
3. Research Mummification and make notes.
After reading, answer these questions:
What does decompose mean?
What is an embalmer?
Why was the heart left inside the body?
Why was the body covered and stuffed with natron?
Why was the washed body covered in oils?
What does dehydrated mean?
Why was the body stuffed with dry materials?
Which god looked after the lungs?

Now try to get past the challenges of the underworld.

Don't forget to do some exercise, and I hope to see you tomorrow.

Oh...and what do shapes, mummification and pictograms have in common?

8 comments:

  1. Why was the heart left inside the body?

    heart is not taken out of the body because it is the centre of intelligence and feeling and the man will need it in the afterlife.

    Adelia 3W

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  2. What is an embalmer?

    A person who treats dead bodies with preservatives to keep them looking lifelike. Embalmers in ancient Egypt used natron and oils in embalming.

    Adelia 3W

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  3. What does decompose mean?

    To rot


    Adelia 3W

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  4. What does dehydrated mean?

    To dry out.

    Adelia 3W

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  5. What does decompose mean?To rot.

    What is an embalmer?
    A person who treats dead bodies with preservatives to keep them looking lifelike. Embalmers in ancient Egypt used natron and oils in embalming.

    Why was the heart left inside the body? because it is the centre of intelligence and feeling and the man will need it in the afterlife.

    Why was the body covered and stuffed with natron?The liver, lungs, stomach and intestines are washed and packed in natron which will dry them out
    thomas

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  6. What does decompose mean?to rot

    What is an embalmer?A person who treats dead bodies with preservatives to keep them looking lifelike. Embalmers in ancient Egypt used natron and oils in embalming.

    Why was the heart left inside the body?it was the centre of intelligence and feeling and the man will need it in the afterlife

    Why was the body covered and stuffed with natron? it will dry it out.

    Why was the washed body covered in oils?to help the skin stay elastic.

    ReplyDelete
  7. What does decompose mean? to rot

    What is an embalmer?A person who treats dead bodies with preservatives to keep them looking lifelike

    Why was the heart left inside the body?it was the centre of intelligence and feeling and the man will need it in the afterlife

    Why was the body covered and stuffed with natron?to help dry out the body
    Why was the washed body covered in oils? to help the skin stay elastic.

    santi 3w

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  8. What does dehydrated mean?To dry out

    Why was the body stuffed with dry materials?
    so that it looked lifelike.

    Which god looked after the lungs?Hapy

    santi 3w

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