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Although we had done lots of reading around Victorian Optical Devices both inside and outside this module, we soon learnt that as our exhibition was tailored towards young children we had to be careful regarding the age-appropriateness of the sources we drew from.

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To be played alongside Mr Zimmy's explanation

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optica, efecto de la rueda del vagon, la que gira al reves

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A hand-drawn and coloured poster to be advertised in schools, educational environments and family-friendly spaces.
A Digital format of the poster to be sent electronically to schools and advertised internally and on external spaces outside the museum.
The life and reign of Queen Victoria is part of the National Curriculum for Key stage 1 & 2, so government funding enables the exhibition to be free to all children of these ages.

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This will be projected onto the walls of room 1, to illustrate the visual experience prior to the advent of the train.

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Early English Traffic Scenes (1896-1903)

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Various dates and locations. We have been contacted by the Traction Talk Forum who believe that this film may include the world's earliest moving image of a steam powered road vehicle. Members of the forum have noted that the steam lorry shown at 3:43 is a Thornycroft steam lorry, number 27, new in 1900, registration BB26.

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Mr Zimmy will have a hand-drawn version of the thaumatrope to illustrate how to make one.  Stickers will be awarded for the most creative, and most colourful design.

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Early train film - 'View from an Engine Front - Barnstaple' (1898)

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View from an Engine Front - Barnstaple (1898) This 'phantom ride' along a stretch of partly elevated track through the Devon town of Barnstaple and its main station is an oddly haunting experience. Aside from two briefly-glimpsed London & South-Western Railway employees waving flags, no human activity is apparent until the train reaches the main railway station - an earlier platform is mysteriously deserted.

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3D glasses to be handed out to children so they can experience 'Rio' trailer!

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Steve Carrell explains animation in 'Despicable Me 2'

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Steve Carrell explains animation in 'Despicable Me 2'

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Despicable Me 2: Steve Carell Explains 3D Animation

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Steve Carell Explains 3D Animation behind Despicable Me 2! In Cinemas June 28 BOOK NOW at http://bit.ly/16mwv1a Find Minions at http://www.facebook.com/DespicableMeUK http://www.despicableme2.co.uk

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Each room of the exhibition will feature a different optical illusion floor pattern.

For the Introduction and Conclusion rooms, these patterns will be moving images projected onto the walls and floors for a truly optical experience!

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The temporary exhibition space (marked in orange)  of the V&A Museum of Childhood is our chosen location for the exhibition.

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Children will be given this worksheet at the beginning of the exhibition and challenged to fill in the quiz as they make their journey through the museum... Difficulty level is dependent on age range and prizes will be awarded by Mr and Mrs Zimmy after the conclusion presentation in Room 5!

The winner's prize will be the Stereoscope Mr Zimmy hand-made live in Room 4 to take away! Other prizes will include goody bags full of Victorian themed stickers, stationery, booklets, activities and posters that the children can read, takeaway and learn more from!

The 'Green Quiz' is slightly easier, for the younger children.
The 'Red Quiz' is slightly harder, aimed towards the older children in the group.
The Answer sheets are included, but of course will be kept separate by Mr and Mrs Zimmy!

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Card lunchboxes to be served in the café with perforated circles that the children can pop out to make their own thaumatrope/wonder turner (2 pieces of string and a pencil will also be placed inside the lunchboxes to complete these).  This will hopefully entertain the younger children parents might bring to the exhibition.
The lunchboxes will serve a children's friendly version of the afternoon tea (which the Victorian's are acclaimed with inventing).  Bite-size sandwiches, scones, cakes and a piece of fruit will be served alongside juice and water, as our child-friendly version of the concept.
Printed on the side of the lunchboxes will be: "Did you know that the Victorians invented Afternoon Tea?" "Inside your lunchbox you'll find out what an Afternoon Tea is...."

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THE LITTLE RED ENGINE Red Raven record - Dany Fischer

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animation du disque animé "the little red engine Red Raven 1957

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Where we are today...

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Small dress up room where Mr and Mrs Zimmy are awaiting their audience!

They introduce themselves and provide costumes for the children to transform themselves into Victorians!

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The first room in the exhibition, where Mr and Mrs Zimmy will formally introduce themselves and explain what Optical Illusions are and what to expect throughout the exhibition.