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Hlompho Rampa1 Effa6212 Poe
Hlompho Rampa1 Effa6212 Poe
ST1010241
IFFA 6212
Task 1
To: Moloi565@gmail.com
From: hlomphorampai762@gmail.com
Expensive Mrs. Moloi I wish to spur you almost the three instructing approaches that
we leant in our English domestic dialect classroom. The primary approach I need to
propel you approximately is: Text-based approach A text-based procedure examines
how writings work. A text-based approach's objective is to assist understudies create
their perusing, composing, seeing, and planning abilities so they can gotten to be
capable, confident, and basic content clients (DBE, 2011). In arrange to comprehend
how writings are produced and what their impacts are, it involves tuning in to,
perusing, looking at, and analyzing writings (DBE, 2011).As a result of this basic
interaction, understudies have the capacity to evaluate writings. The text-based
technique moreover involves the creation of different content sorts for particular
groups of onlookers and targets. This technique is supported by information of
literary development (DBE, 2011).
Hlompho Rampai
Task 2
2. •Will be able too Identify who painted Rock Art (DBE, 2011).
• Will be able too name sort of equipment and style that the hunter gathers used to
create Rock Art (DBE, 2011).
• Will be able too Identify meanings behind rock art (DBE, 2011).
• Will be able too Explain the role of Shaman and how he is involved in Rock Art
(DBE, 2011).
• Will be able too Understand why rock art was important to hunter gathers (DBE,
2011).
Lesson objectives.
Activity
King Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut, was a pharaoh who ruled Egypt from
1332 to 1323 B.C. He ascended to the throne of Egypt as a child, when he was eight
or nine years old, and was guided by several key figures including Ay, the Grand
Vizier and potentially Tut’s maternal grandfather, and Horemheb, the commander-in-
chief of the military.
Despite the boy king’s importance in our history today, his reign was short and
relatively unimportant in the history of ancient Egypt. He became an important figure
only in death with the discovery of his tomb and mummy in 1922 by archaeologists
in the Valley of the Kings both of which were incredibly preserved, and provided
valuable insights into the history of ancient Egypt. Among the ancient textiles found
in the tomb were 100 sandals, 12 tunics, 28 gloves, 25 head coverings, four socks
(with a separate pocket for the big toe, so they could be worn with sandals) and 145
loincloths, triangular-shaped pieces of woven linen that both men and women wore
as underwear.
Tut’s most important achievement in life was restoring the cult of Amun-Ra and
returning Egypt to polytheism, which overturned the religious reforms of his father,
Akhenaten.
Questions 1
1. When was Tutankhamun born?
2. Who is believed to be Tutankhamun’s father?
Paragraph Writing
Based upon what you learnt in the passage above, with a friend discuss the question
below and answer the following question in by writing a paragraph
Presentation
Write a short paragraph on how you would rule the Egypt for a day if you are the king
, then share/ present to the class
Question 2
1. Who painted rock art? ----------------------------------------------- 2. Who has the oldest painting in the
world? -------------------------------------- 3. Who was the shaman? ----------------------------- 4. What scene
do you think has been painted on rock art and why? ----------------- 5. What role do you think the
shaman played on the hunter gathers? 6. Explain how was ancient Egypt like. ----------------------- 7.
What equipment do you think was used to create rock art? ----------------------- 8. Why was rock art
important to the Hunter gathers? 9. How did hunter gathers adapt to their environment?
10. Create your own rock art below.
Memo
1. May 9, 1874
2. Akhenaten
3. 18 or 19
4. archaeologists in the Valley of the Kings
5. iron dagger, death mask, board games , golden shoes ( any relevant answer .
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6. documentary postulated that Tut died in chariot crash that broke his legs and
pelvis ( any answer that is relevant)
Paragraph Writing
Tutankhamen wasn't an especially important king, but his tomb was the only royal
burial found intact in modern times. The tomb was important because it let
archaeologists record what an Egyptian king's tomb looked like and learn more about
ancient Egypt. ( any relevant answer)
Presentation
Award mark for writing and being able to present
Question2
Task 3
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