Victorian Age - Victorian Children by Katrine Skyum-Nielsen

Lord shaftesbury

matheothomsen — 2022-11-10 09:38:22 UTC

He was very good guy, we like him. He made very many huge decision, that helped the childrens childhoodrights. He fx. made it illegal for children to work under the ground and so on :)

Queen victoria

matheothomsen — 2022-11-10 09:42:26 UTC

She was a beauty queennnnn💅💅💅
👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

She had 9 children that all married into handsome european famillies. The victorian era was named after her.

Charles dickens

matheothomsen — 2022-11-10 09:45:09 UTC

he was a big author, in the victorian era. his most famous ''book'' was a christmas carol... he inspired many children and he loved children. so much so that he thought i would be a good idea to get 10

MR. PEEL

matheothomsen — 2022-11-10 09:47:44 UTC

He was known as one of the greatest prime minsiters EVER!!.
He was best known for making the police function as it does today..

👑👑👑 slayyy

Alexander Graham Bell

2022-11-10 09:48:04 UTC

He is most known for the telephone. He is the most influential inventor of the Victorian era.
People said: "i'll give you a bell" when you were gonna call someone.

Gruppe 7

2022-11-10 09:49:54 UTC

Early period 1832-48, the creation of the reform bill, chartists, and cheaper food for the working class.

The mid-victorian period was 1848-1870. Excellent economy, peace, limited child labour, and shortened working hours. Crimean war. Political freedom, political refugees.

Late victorian period 1870-1901. Ends stability, German power threatens Britain. Strong working class. Economic downfall, literature rises

The British Empire: Largest empire ever. Colonial wars. Africa. Opium sale. White superiority. Battles for colonies contributed to WW1

Victorian clothing

2022-11-10 09:52:24 UTC

The women were wearing very tight corsets and unnrealisticly curvy and tight dresses. Designed by men. The girls were wearing the same thing. but the skirts were shorter when they were younger and moved down as they grew older.

The men was a little more free in their choice but they very often had a vest or waistcoat to accentuate the clothing, and the hat was also very important. The boys were wearing skirts like the girls until 3-4 years old, where they started wearing the same as the men

Schools

2022-11-10 09:54:45 UTC

The schools was very strict

The teachers were mostly unmarried women

Punishing kids down to the age of 5 years old was normal.

THE CORNER AND THE HAT OF SHAME

Classrooms consisted of up to 70-80 pupils, ranging from the age of 5-10.

Learning was focused around remembering lessons, and they were unable to take notes on paper.

The copied what the teacher wrote on their slates. The slates were then erased after a lesson.

the three r's, Reading wRiting and aRtmetic

Dr. Barnardo👨‍⚕️

2022-11-10 09:57:04 UTC

No to poverty. Opened a charity, and educated the poor in London. He helped 8000 poor people, and opened 90 locations for orphans and students. 🤪

Victorian Inventions

eskilsigfusson — 2022-11-10 10:00:02 UTC

Group 2
The Victorian inventions helped shape the lives of normal everyday people and made travel, communication and trade easier than ever.

Here is a list of some of the important and Ground-breaking inventions:

1. Morse code

2. Telephone

3. Text Messages
August 16th 1858 Queen Victoria sent one of the first text messages to the US (Morse code)

4. Postal service (for both rich and poor)
The Post Box Arrives

5. The First Photograph
officially taken within the 1830’s. and in the Victorian era, et became more and more popular. (first the rich and the the poor)

6. Pedal-Driven Bicycle - made travel easy
in (Scotsman named Kirkpatrick MacMillan)

!!!AND CANDY!!!

1. Jelly babys (gummy bears)

2. Ice cream
1851 (Jacob Fussell)

3. Easter egg

Victorian toys:

oz6isjbfje — 2022-11-10 10:00:16 UTC

- Rocking Horse
- Jumping Rope
- Victorian Era Automata Toys
- Toy Soldiers
- Marbles
- Tea set
- Hoop and stick
- Kaleidoscope
- Zoetrope
- Victorian Doll

- Hobby Horse – Rocking Horse
- The Whip and Top
- Spinning tops
- The Yo-Yo
- Toy Theatres
- Diabolo
- Clockwork Trains
- Skittles

- Leather Football
- Books

Noter - Gruppe 5 - William, Johanne, Valdemar og Asta

williamtfalk — 2022-11-10 10:01:53 UTC

Victorian children and the times.
- Alot of changes through children lives
- For wealthy it was very boring and the family wasnt that connected
- For the working class had much more compact daily life, but had a better connection with the family
- Has always been there, even it was only a rock
- Toys was very expensive, so only the very rich had the means to buy even only a woorden horse.
- Imagination was the childs best friend
- The difference between the working class and the wealthy was very big, because the working class didnt have the money to afford the toys and would often be made by hand. the quality and quantity was then different.
- Often children would imitate their parents. f.x the toy theatre, the tea set or the most popular was taking care of a child in the form of a doll.
- Poor victorian children would often only have 1 toy, so they learned to be thankful and happy with that, and could spend hours and hours playing with that toy

Child labor and the conditions (Group 2)

gustavzinglersen7 — 2022-11-10 10:24:00 UTC

In the 1800 hundred, child labour was the norm. There was no such thing as child protective services like we have today.
Over a couple of decades there were laws that slightly improved working conditions and treatment of children.
The children attended a variety of different jobs.

The main source of energy came from steam, and it powered a lot of things. The child labour was very attractive for the coal mine companies, because children demanded a lot less pay, and is smaller. The working conditions were quite bad. Because of the pressure, small space and quality of air, the children could have permanent issues with their eyes, spine and so on.

Because of the small size of children, they also got the job of chimney sweeps, especially 3 year olds. Because of the small space it would hurt the childrens arms, elbows, legs and knees. They would get their skin scrapped and worse. If they didn't have any skin on their knees after a chimney sweeping, their boss would wash their knees with salt water and send them down another chimney without sympathy.

The child labour in the Victorian age

2022-11-11 11:30:42 UTC

In the 1800 hundred, child labour was the norm. There was no such thing as child protective services like we have today.
Over a couple of decades there were laws that slightly improved working conditions and treatment of children.
The children attended a variety of different jobs.

Coal Mines
- The main source of energy came from steam, and it powered a lot of things. The child labour was very attractive for the coal mine companies, because children demanded a lot less pay, and is smaller.

The Working Conditions in the Mines.
In general the working conditions were very very bad.
- The pressure on the eyes caused permanent sight problems.
- Respiratory problems could arise, because the mine's air was filled with coal dust, and the children were working 12-18 hours a day.

1833 - Factory Act,
- This banned children from working in textile factories under the age of nine. From nine to thirteen they were limited to nine hours a day and 48 hours a week.
1842 - Mines Act
- This banned the employment underground of boys under the age of ten and all women and girls. No one under the age of fifteen was to be in charge of machinery.
1847 - The Ten Hour Act,
- This cut the hours of women and the under-eighteens to ten a day and 58 a week.
1850 - The Ten Hour Act
- This set the working day for all workers at ten and a half hours.
1867 - Factory Act
- The legislation was extended to all workshops with more than 50 workers.

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2024-12-03 11:46:25 UTC

Victorian Toys - Group 5

2024-12-03 12:00:12 UTC

Toys in the Victorian times were a very exclusive object. Only very rich families could afford toys like a rocking horses or Automata toys, which are toys that are geared and can move when you pul a handle.

Poor families would make their own skipping ropes, and tightly rap up some cloth, that the children could kick around the streets as a ball.

Richer families had toys like tee-sets and dolls, where as poorer children would be lucky if their mothers made them a doll, otherwise they would not get new toys.

A single toy could easily cost the weekly pay of the fathers job.

famous victorians

2024-12-03 12:02:43 UTC

lord shafetsbury:

influential politician who attempted to aprove childrens lifes in the victorian era

Queen victoria:

longest serving monarch in history.

Charles Dickens:

Dickens was a famous writer who is mostly known for A christmas carol and oliver twist.

Alexander graham bell:

Alexander invented the telephone when he was just 29 years old. one of the most influential inventors of the victorian era.

Sir Robert Peel:

One of the greatest prime ministers of all time. big impact on politics.

Dr. Barnado:

He was founder of the charity barnodoes, who helped poor children with education and homes.