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Mummies and the Desert

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This Xpeditions lesson relates the mummification process to climate. Students will begin by finding out what Egypt's climate is like. They will then get a glimpse of how Egyptians mummified their dead and see how mummies could be created naturally in the dry Egyptian climate. They will conclude by writing paragraphs suggesting where they might look for mummies in other parts of the world, based on what they have learned about the role of climate in mummification.

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    Grade: 3 to 5

    Topics: History-Social Science, Science, Geography, Earth & Space Science, World History

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