Children in Ancient Egypt

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The Ancient Egyptians loved and joined with their families. The families worked to see their children grew up strong and big. There are some differences between Children of the poorer families and those of rich families. In the poorer families The children were taken care of by their mothers, but the Children in the wealthy families were taken care of by the family's servants or slaves.

The Children must be learned any things in trade or agriculture or craft. The young children learned a craft or trade from their fathers or from a teachers. The kinds of industries or crafts divided into make weapons or ships or produce some kind of foods or learned the famous craft in this age which was the pottery.

In fact, the Young children of the wealthy families often went to school to learned read and write exactly math, because of math often used in different fields in the ancient Egyptians life like scribing and architecture which used in building tombs and temples or pyramids. That is an example for some boys who are set to learning writing in the school.

Schools in ancient Egypt

From their mothers the Young girls worked and learned more of the daily life fields and the house duties. Their training was how to take care of the children and how to take care of family. Also they learned how to clean and how use the open fires to cook. The girls learnrd how to use clay ovens to bake. Beside all of that the girl learned, from here mather how to be good and opey wife. In ancient civilizations that is considered the great role for the young girls.

After the death of the parents. Usually the sons inherited the land and The daughters inherited the household goods like the jewelry and furniture and. But when the family didn't have sons, the daughters of the family inherited the all things such as the land, jewelry and furniture.