SCHOOL DATES/NUMBERS
FAMILIES
WORK
CHILDREN’S GAMES
QUEEN VICTORIA
100

lessons scheduled. 

morning from 9 am to 12 pm and afternoon from 2  pm to 5 pm.

100

 How many children were  in a family

They were usually large, with 6 to 7 children

100

Why did children work?

There were a lot of poor families who couldn’t feed their children so some sent them to work.

100

 Where did children play?

Most Victorian children played in the street or in the fields and woods.

100

How many children did Queen Victoria have?

 nine children.

200

How many students were in one class? 

 70 or 80 pupils

200

 What were the fathers like?

 They were often strict.

200

 How many hours did the children work?

Children worked for 15 hours a day.

200

Where did rich children play?

Rich families had playrooms and their children played there.

200

How old did Queen Victoria become queen?

 he wa only 18 year old.

300

School becomes obligatory for children from 5 to 10

In 1870

300

Who looked after rich children?

In rich families, nannies took care of children

300

Where did children work?

Many of them worked in coal mines.

300

Name at least two games that children played at that time.

Chasing games, catch with a ball, hopscotch.

300

What colour of clothes did she wear most of her life?  

After her husband died Queen Victoria always wore black.

400

most children don’t attend school – many never learn to read or write

early 19th century:

400

  What did parents do with naughty children?

They spanked them when they did something wrong.

400

 Who worked until they were 21?

 Orphan children. 

400

What toys did they have? Name at least three of them. 

hoops, marbles, balls made of rugs and skipping ropes,

400

When did she become the Queen?

In 1838 she was crowned as Queen of the United Kingdom of Great  Britain and Ireland.