This chapter encompasses both landscape and land use (i.e. how the land was used for food, shelter, protection and wealth) in ancient Egypt. Certain aspects of landscape and land use in modern Egypt (such as the Aswan High Dam) are mentioned.

The home page introduces how the ancient Egyptians viewed their land, the importance of the land, and some of the basic features of the landscape.

The story presents a tale of an ancient Egyptian boy who sets out from his family home in search of the brother he has not seen for two years. On his journey he travels across the varied landscape of ancient Egypt. In this story, pupils are given choices about where the boy goes on his journey, thus involving them in the ‘writing' of the story. This section could be used to introduce pupils to the landscape of ancient Egypt, transportation and natural resources.

The explore section offers a variety of maps that illustrate different points about the land. The maps include: a topographical map, a geographical features map, a modern political map of Egypt and surrounding countries, an archaeological sites map, and an object map. This section could be used to introduce pupils to the landscape of ancient Egypt, and how modern changes such as the Suez Canal and the Aswan High Dam have effected the landscape and way of life on the Nile today.

'The jeweller of Memphis' is designed to teach about using map coordinates. In addition, it highlights the origin and use of some of the natural resources of ancient Egypt.