Anubis - Waterhouses CE Primary Academy

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Downloaded by LAFFORD.L1@WATERHOUSES.STAFFS.SCH.UK at Waterhouses CofE (VC) Primary School on 17/03/20. Copyright2020 Cornerstones Education LimitedInformation cardsAnubis Head of a jackal on a man’s body. Guardian and protector of the dead. God of the underworld. God of embalming and the dead.Tefnut Goddess of moisture. Woman with the head of a lioness. Mother of the sky and the Earth.PharaohsCopyright 2017 Cornerstones Education Limited

Downloaded by LAFFORD.L1@WATERHOUSES.STAFFS.SCH.UK at Waterhouses CofE (VC) Primary School on 17/03/20. Copyright2020 Cornerstones Education LimitedMa’at Woman with a feather on her head. Goddess of truth, justice andharmony. Symbolised the balance of life onEarth.Horus A man with the head of a hawk. God of the sky. He was known as ‘The One FarAbove’. Protector of the pharaoh.Copyright 2017 Cornerstones Education Limited

Downloaded by LAFFORD.L1@WATERHOUSES.STAFFS.SCH.UK at Waterhouses CofE (VC) Primary School on 17/03/20. Copyright2020 Cornerstones Education LimitedHathor Woman with a headdress featuringa sun disc and cow horns. Goddess of love and joy. Connected with foreign places andmaterials.Thoth God of wisdom, writing andknowledge. A man with the head of an ibis. Holds a writing tablet.Copyright 2017 Cornerstones Education Limited

Downloaded by LAFFORD.L1@WATERHOUSES.STAFFS.SCH.UK at Waterhouses CofE (VC) Primary School on 17/03/20. Copyright2020 Cornerstones Education LimitedRa God of the Sun. The most important Egyptian god. Reborn every morning. A man with the head of a hawk anda sun disc headdress.Seth God of the desert, storms andchaos. His symbol was the sceptre. Symbolised everything thatthreatened peace in Egypt.Copyright 2017 Cornerstones Education Limited

Downloaded by LAFFORD.L1@WATERHOUSES.STAFFS.SCH.UK at Waterhouses CofE (VC) Primary School on 17/03/20. Copyright2020 Cornerstones Education LimitedAmun King of the gods. A man with two ostrich feathers asa hat. Honoured by a large temple atThebes.Find out as much as you can about one or two Egyptiangods and goddesses.Draw your favourite and create an information sheetabout them.Find out how the Egyptian peopleworshipped their gods andgoddesses.Copyright 2017 Cornerstones Education Limited

Find out as much as you can about one or two Egyptian gods and goddesses. Draw your favourite and create an information sheet about them. Find out how the Egyptian people