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Indoors, children played with board games and card games. A popular card games was “Happy Families”, introduced in the middle of the Victorian age. There were pencil and paper games like “Noughts” and “Crosses”. There were also table games like “Tiddlywinks”

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The Victorians were keen on outdoor games, like football.
The Victorians have established rules for many games like “Badminton”

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Poor children usually played with home-made toys.
A clothes peg might be turned into a doll, and a lump of wood become a toy boat.
As a treat, families sometimes bought cheap factory-made toys from a 'penny stall' in the market.

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Rich children play with: train sets, toy soldiers, rocking horses, dolls and doll's houses, tea-sets and toy shops with toy fruit, vegetables, meat, hats and medicines.  In many homes, children were not allowed toys on Sundays because that was in the bible.