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Reading and Writing skills were learned during Elizabethan childhood and education from the alphabet detailed on a horn-book.A horn-book was a thin piece of material that was pasted on to a small wooden board with a handle

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Schooling was mainly for boys or the upper class

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Elizabeth also made the kids learn chrsitian

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The Elizabethan alphabet contained 24 letters instead of our current day alphabet which has 26 letters.This is a picture of the alphabet. In this alphabet the u and v were considered the same letter and so was the i and j.

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Children of Noble birth were taught by tutors at home but, from the age of 7 to 14 children went to Grammar Schools.This is a petty school. This is where boys and girls from the ages 5-7 went.

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Kids aged five to seven went to "petty school" "dame school".

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The schools were not actually schools but were the houses of well educated house wives.this is what the house wives taught in

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The school would be financed by local guild

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The picture shows the kids at school watching the teacher teach

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The king and queen decided what the kids had to learn. For example Henry VIII wanted religion to be taught in schools.