Ancient Mesopotamia Lap Book

Mesopotamia Lap Book

This lap book goes hand in hand with our complete Unit

As your kids read the complete unit on Ancient Mesopotamia
 they are to complete the lap book on their own. 
I always like to incorporate independent work to our home schooling
through lap books or hands on activities.

If you do not want to use this reader in your class you may like to 
just download the Lap Book and do some research on your own
or just use any external material you like.
Answers are not included in this lap book download.
But, the complete unit comes packed
with a Teacher's Guide to help you teach plus 
a reader with comprehension questions and activities.

Mesopotamia Lap Book Only



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When you download this product you will be getting a lap book mini books on Ancient Mesopotamia. This inserts can also be used for interactive notebooks.

Please read on

Please note that you are not downloading a lesson plan or answer sheet only mini books. 
You have to word your lesson according to your class's grade level. 

You may also have to do some research if you don't know much about Mesopotamia.
or pair with any books on Mesopotamia or buy our Complete Unit.

Details about this pack

Tittle Page black and white for kids to color
Social classes
The temples of ancient mesopotamia
Sargon the great
Iraq map
Art in ancient mesopotamia mini book no title on it
Inventions
The city of Ur
The legend of Gilgamesh
Women in Ancient Mesopotamia
The Annunaki Sumerian Religion
Writing in Ancient Mesopotamia
Cylinder Seals
Vocabulary words empty for your own choice of words
Library of Nineveh
Farming in Ancient Mesopotamia
Assyrian Empire
Timeline empty for your own choice of words
Sumerian Astronomy Facts
The Hammurabi Code
Education in Ancient Mesopotamia
Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Thank you 

More Pictures on this Activity

Two folders glued together

A closer look at the pockets

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Cover of Lap Book



Teach With Documentaries from You tube


Mesopotamia: Interesting documentary about how Mesopotamia looked like.



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