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We made homemade cookie maps for our Ancient Egypt studies!

Ancient Egypt Cookie Maps

I baked large chocolate chip walnut cookies for our yummy map bases.

I made simple blue and green icing for the Nile River delta.

Icing the Nile River Delta

The girls were so careful as they drizzled the icing to form the rivulets and fertile plains.

Nile River Delta in Icing

After we decorated and discussed the Nile River delta and growing cycles, I let the kids further decorate with fun sprinkles and candies.

Nile River Delta Cookie Maps

Use your favorite cookie recipe! Chocolate chip, sugar, or butter cookies work great.

Also, play dough, salt dough, or cookie dough make fun maps.

Also see this salt dough map of the Nile River Delta and these landform maps. Check out no-bake cookie dough maps .

Icing:

  • about 1 cup powdered sugar
  • a couple tablespoons milk
  • a couple drops food coloring

How do you make history fun?

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  1. What a great idea! We are doing a unit study on the Scottish Hebrides islands at the moment, so I might use this with our children. The geography is obviously quite different from the Nile, but I think we’ll give it a go :-)

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