Good read aloud book for a class
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I read this book last year to my 5th grade Waldorf School class during our study of ancient Egypt. The class loved it. They were engaged and since I read it I was able to answer their questions. It really enlivened our trip to the Met when we sat in a gallery full of her images.
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We thought this book was too complicated for 6 graders
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As a group we would recommend this book for 7 graders+ because it has hard words to understand. The book has a good plot but in the first half of the book nothing really happened. If you get this book for a class buy one for everyone because it's easier to understand the vocabulary. You can a learn lot of new vocabulary and a lot about Ancient Egypt.
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This is reflection on the book His Majesty,Queen Hatshepsut
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We have came to a conclusion that the vocabulary was too difficult for 6th grade level. Also,it was boring at some parts because it didn't have action or interesting facts. We also thought it was hard too understand the Egyptian customs. We liked this book because it gave us information about Egyptian culture. We would recommend this book to 8th and 9th graders because of the vocabulary.
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We thought this book was boring , 8th grade should read it.
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We would not recommend the book: His Majesty Queen Hatshepsut to read aloud, but other wise it might be alright. The vocabulary was hard and the story was diffucult to follow when somebody was reading out loud. This book seemed boring because of all the Ancient Egyptian Society facts. We might recommend this book for an older age group such as 8th or 9th grade or someone who likes to read about history. It is not that much fun for a 6th grader to read.
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