Egyptian mythology began to take shape in the 4th millennium BC. e. The myths of the ancient Egyptians were connected with the beliefs of people. In each province, they believed in their gods and explained the world and everything around in different ways. So, in one part of Ancient Egypt, people believed that the earth was surrounded and supported by mountains inhabited by gods and giants, and around them ran a solar donkey running away from the serpent – night. In other countries, the world was imagined as a big ring of the ocean, and the waters of the Nile seem to flow into it.There are many myths associated with the Nile, because it determined the entire life of the Egyptians. Ancient Egyptians adored animals. They depicted almost all the gods as people with the heads of animals or birds. The creator God, with the help of which the world came into being, is depicted in the form of a Bird (he was also the patron of crafts).

Students will travel through myths, prepare thematic performances, take part in contests, quizzes, and prepare the food of real gods at a culinary master class.

Preschool students will present Egyptian mythology.