Exit ticket- About the Egyptians Q.2 Class 1 by Auxiliar Middle School

marlongarcia_vs1 — 2025-10-07 18:51:42 UTC

In today class we talked about Egyptians and there culture and beliefs with there gods and tolls. we did games and more/

2025-10-07 18:52:34 UTC

Isabella Bernal: Ancient Egypt was a really cool civilization a long time ago. It was next to the Nile River, which helped them grow lots of food. The Egyptians built huge pyramids for their kings, called pharaohs, because they believed in life after death. They also made pretty art, wrote with hieroglyphics, and built big temples. People farmed, traded, and celebrated many festivals. They were really smart with math, medicine, and building things. Ancient Egypt is important today because it teaches us how people lived a long time ago.

katyarecinos_vs — 2025-10-07 18:52:58 UTC

On today's class I review things about the egyptians, learned new thing that I didn't knew before, their religion, goverments and such as many things,

luisbertorelli_vs — 2025-10-07 18:53:08 UTC

Luis Bertorelli: Today's subject covered the Ancient Egyptian civilization and the Kingdom of Kush, focusing on their society, government, religion, medical knowledge, and the crucial role of the Nile River. It was fascinating to learn how fundamental geography was to their success; the Nile River, the world's longest, was the lifeblood that allowed a complex society to develop and farm in the desert. The sophisticated nature of their civilization is evident not only in the Great Pyramids and the unified kingdom ruled by the pharaoh, but also in their advanced medical knowledge, which included the use of surgical tools and creating the world's first medical books. Perhaps most intriguing is the concept of the afterlife, where their belief that the soul must be preserved led to the elaborate practices of mummification and burial with goods for the next life, demonstrating a culture where religion was deeply integrated into every aspect of existence.

2025-10-07 18:53:17 UTC

What I learn today if how people create their things.we also learn what were some of the vocabularies in that age. We also did games,saw videos,and work in some things. We learn what things they had.

sokim_vs — 2025-10-07 18:53:27 UTC

Sohee: I understood that Ancient Egypt had a king called a pharaoh. People had different jobs like workers, priests, and scribes. I learned that they believed in many gods. I think they cared a lot about life after death and made tombs and mummies. They built pyramids and other big stone buildings. They wrote using hieroglyphs, a special picture writing. I understood that life in Ancient Egypt was very organized

2025-10-07 18:53:46 UTC

Kevin Marroquin

In todays class we learned of the Egyptians, The Egyptians were Nile River, which helped them grow lots of food. The Egyptians built huge pyramids for their kings, called pharaohs, because they believed in life after death.

fabiancastillo_vs — 2025-10-07 18:53:50 UTC

Today I learn about the key parts of ancient Egypt. What I most like is knowing that they create the actual calendar with 365 days. Also, about the roles they have in the lower and upper classes. IT was a very interesant class.

2025-10-07 18:54:15 UTC

We learned who were the Egyptians, for how long they lived. How they lived and in which god they believed in and how they worshiped the different gods by doing pyramids and mummified their kings

2025-10-07 18:54:20 UTC

sofia loarca : today i learned more things about Egyptians, facts, details, and interesting things about them i didn't know. I learned what they specially did in the past, what was the gods their believed. Also traditions and cultural things as rituals and sacrifices.

2025-10-07 18:54:22 UTC

Santiago B: Ancient Egypt was a fascinating civilization that existed a long time ago. It was located along the Nile River, which provided water and rich soil to grow many crops. The Egyptians built large pyramids for their kings, called pharaohs, because they believed in life after death. They also created beautiful art, wrote using hieroglyphics, and built impressive temples. People in Ancient Egypt farmed, traded, and enjoyed many festivals. They were very skilled in math, medicine, and architecture. Ancient Egypt is important today because it helps us learn how people lived thousands of years ago.

2025-10-07 18:54:24 UTC

Well for me, I saw that Ancient Egypt was built all around the Nile River. The river was super important because it gave them water and helped with farming. Pharaohs were basically like super-kings and the highest social class. Egyptians believed in many gods, like the sun god Re, who controlled everything. Because they believed in a life after death, they even preserved the pharaohs' bodies and built huge pyramids.

2025-10-07 18:55:28 UTC

In the classroom of today I learned about ancient egypt, what did I learn about ancient Egypt? I learned the the Egyptians lived next to the nile river, also that the kings were called phaohs, and those pharaohs were considered Gods - Maeda

2025-10-07 18:55:58 UTC

Paula Gálvez: During this class I learn the several important things that were in Egypt such as the important facts of all the features or cultures that were there. For me this is very important so we can know about the gods an traditions that they have. I find out that there were a lot of gods such as the god of Death or other gods.

2025-10-07 18:56:29 UTC

Ricardo Gudiel:

Egypt is a land where ancient wonders and vibrant modern life intertwine beneath the desert sun. Home to the majestic pyramids of Giza and the mysterious Sphinx, Egypt tells stories of pharaohs, gods, and civilizations thousands of years old. The winding Nile River, once the lifeblood of the ancient world, still flows through bustling cities and green valleys, nurturing life just as it did in the days of Cleopatra and Ramses. In Cairo’s markets, the scent of spices mingles with the call to prayer, and just beyond lies the Valley of the Kings, where tombs hide secrets etched in hieroglyphs. From golden treasures buried with kings to the haunting silence of endless dunes, Egypt is a place where history feels alive and every stone has a story to tell.