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Victorian Era
Last lesson: Hobbies, pasttimes and toys
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Hobbies
Reading was a popular hobby in the Victorian era.
Another favourite pastime of adults and children alike is the keeping of a scrapbook. Popular scrapbook subjects include angels, children, birds, butterflies, pets and fans.
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Hobbies
What is your hobby?
Do you also have creative hobbies?
Tell me! Or write it in the chat. Or show me on camera something you made yourself.
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Hobbies
People also liked to play boardgames such as: Backgammon, chess, darts and checkers.
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Boardgames
Which boardgame do you think is the most popular in the Netherlands?
I will put a link in the chat for you to answer.
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Toys
Younger children from wealthy families had lots of beautiful toys in their nurseries with the favourite being the rocking horse, made of wood and brightly painted.
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Girls
Girls loved playing with their dolls, generally made of wax or china and dressed in satin, taffeta or lace. Victorian dolls are considered to be amongst most beautiful dolls in the world. Older girls would spend free time sewing.
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Boys
Boys would play with tin or lead soldiers. Later in the century as the railways developed across the country model trains became popular.
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Sports
Sports had become extremely popular in Victorian times and traditional sports like football, cricket and boxing that had been played for centuries, now were given proper rules for the first time.
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Make your own victorian toy!
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Whizzer
Next week: show me a picture or a little film clip of your whizzer! I will put the details in Magister.
