Edible mummies, can mummies eat people?

No, you can't

Mummies can be eaten, and they are eaten on the basis of establishing medicine, but dried corpse powder can ** The conclusion of many diseases is completely misunderstood, so what is the origin of the misunderstanding?

However, as the demand for drugs increases, this liquid as one of the pharmaceutical ingredients is overdeveloped and used, which eventually leads to the depletion of this resource.

What to do? There is no such black and sticky liquid on the "Mumiai" mountain. So people wondered if they could replace the liquid with something else. The Persians came to Egypt and saw mummies made by the Egyptians.

What exactly can a mummy do? Haha, children's games are just a lot of fun! Mummies are still edible!

1. Purpose. Enriching the art experience.

Improve motor skills.

Enhance theatrical performance skills.

Second, the process. Materials: boiled lasagna, bananas, prints, dates, rolling paper.

The first step is to get to know the mummy. First of all, ask the child what is the spiky top that he studied the other day? Pyramid. Who is the pyramid for? Pharaoh.

So did Pharaoh live in it or after death? He wasn't very clear about this concept, and once again made it clear that he could only live there after he died, and that his body would not decay. At this time, he introduced 4 prints, and told him clearly in turn, first the first step is to apply the potion, the second step is to tie gauze all over the body, the third step is to put the things they like, and the fourth step is to cover the coffin lid, and the mummy is made.

It's not particularly good to have children repeat and sort them. Placed the 4th sheet in front of Chapter 1, it seems that it is not particularly clearly sorted from left to right. But he was able to recognize the order of 1 4.

It is not very clear that he should retell what each print does. I noticed that his attention was not particularly focused at this time.

The second step is to mummify it with a paper towel as gauze. Said gauze as a sandbag. At first, I didn't want to help, but the paper said that I was going to tie a small part of myself, but he became interested and tied half of his body, but then he didn't let me tie it, and it was all torn.

The third step is to make an edible mummy, Er picked up the banana and asked him what he said was a mummy, and the roll paper just now also said that it was a mummy, so he was distinguishing with him what was imaginary and what was a real thing, and reconfirmed that the paper and the banana were just treating it as a mummy, and just treating the banana as a mummy after death, first smearing it with paint, and then tying gauze to let him see which thing looked like gauze. I think lasagna can be used as gauze. It seems that he doesn't really like to tie up.

So, let him try the lasagna, and then he started winding. Ate 1 banana. This banana was ripe and broke without paying attention, breaking twice.

Wrap a noodle and don't continue.

It won't be because Wooden Knife Yi is human.

There are mummies in the world, and the mummy can't be saved or moved, it's just a corpse, you're right.

No, because mummies are dried corpses, just a way to preserve corpses in ancient Egyptians, and I don't know.

Eat it, or you'll put it in the pyramid.