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Unit Study: Let's
Study Ancient Egypt
Build an Egyptian
Pyramid
by Belinda
Mooney
January
28, 2001
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are directions for building a pyramid to add to your Egypt Unit study.
Materials needed: a. oaktag, construction
paper, or other stiff paper cut 20 inches square
1.. On the paper, already have 7 1/2 inch square drawn 2.. Divide each side of the square in half and draw lines (as shown in figure) that extend 6 inches from the midpoints on the sides as shown. Mark these points A, B, C. and D. 3. Draw lines from each point to the corners of the square closest to it (dotted lines, figure 2). This will make four triangles with sides of equal lengths. 4. Draw fastening two tabs on the triangles that are opposite each other as shown in Figure 2. Each tab should be about 1 inch wide and 2 inches long. Draw the tabs roughly on the middle of each side. 5. Draw diagonal lines connecting the opposite corners of the base square; label each triangle 1,2,3,4. 6. Fold side up, using glue on tabs 1 and 3 to attach to 2 and 4. 7. To make base, cut 12 inch square of card- board and spread with glue and sprinkle with sand. Glue bottom of pyramid to base. Go here for a unit study
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