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Victorians
You'll be more than amused at this cracking selection of links to themes as diverse as rich and poor Victorians, Victorian children, crime and punishment, industrial revolution, Empire and Imperialism and Victorian education.
BBC Victorians mini-site
Visit in a new windowA great place to start. There are animated movies to watch which provide a great stimulus. Click 'An introduction' to get started...
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Design a room
Visit in a new windowGo on, you don't need a Focus DIY or B+Q to make this room look great.
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Design a room
Visit in a new windowDesign a Tuidor, Victorian and modern room. A great activity.
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Exhibition
Visit in a new windowA real focus on the nature of the Victorian society. Was it cruel? Read evidence about children at work, examine pictures. A first class site.
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General information
Visit in a new windowIncludes Queen Victoria (dates and background), the Empire, Railways, Stephenson's Rocket, the Great Exhibition and the Crimean War. Useful for independent research in upper juniors.
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Historical Recipes
Visit in a new windowReal recipes from the Victorian era, including roast goose, samlagundy and gruel! With photos and full instructions.
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Images of Queen Victoria
Visit in a new windowA great place to look at pictures of Queen Victoria and important people in her life. The images are average quality but it is worth spending some time on them. There are a couple of simple images of family trees as well.
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Images related to Brunel
Visit in a new windowPlenty of good quality images here. Please use these images to prepare your lesson. This site is not really suitable for use with children.
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Interactive map of Black Country living museum
Visit in a new windowGreat clickable map with images and text suitable for most KS2 readers. A useful Victorian resource which demonstrates what you may see in a typical industrial revolution town.
2,549 hits
Inventions
Visit in a new windowThis is a lovely website - you can click on an invention to find out more.
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Life
Visit in a new windowTimeline, toy shops and the life of children are examined in this site. Fairly old now - you may need the (now rarely used) Adobe Shockwave plug in to make it work.
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Museum links
Visit in a new windowThis site links to many virtual Victorian exhibitions and games.
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Music, change, innovation and Queen Victoria
Visit in a new windowMusic, change and innovation and information on the Queen form part of this excellent site.
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NEM gallery - Post boxes
Visit in a new windowA great opportunity to talk about the postal service and then try to spot a Victorian post box in the local area.
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Sainsburys history explorer activities
Visit in a new windowWorks well with the Britain from 1948 unit. Information from the website: Here you can find a range of things to do and make, inspired by the documents, pictures and objects in the Sainsbury Archive. * How much do you know about the history of food, shops and shopping? Test your knowledge with our six quizzes * Explore a store: look around inside a typical Sainsbury�s shop from 1909 and find out about the different things for sale * Harry's story: read and listen to the story of a day in the life of Harry Webb, a delivery boy working for Sainsbury's in 1912 * Old-fashioned packaging and other things to colour and make * Scrapbook of pictures from the archive to download
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Sketch of crystal palace
Visit in a new windowNothing makes them ooooo and ahhhh like a piece of secret history - one of the original sketches of Prince Albert's great exhibition. Wonderful.
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Stephens rocket quiz
Visit in a new windowHow much do you know about rail travel and Robert Stephenson? Great as a plenary.
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Stephenson's Rocket game
Visit in a new windowA super, but very specific activity. Ideal for upper Ks2. Suits Victorian technology, transport and inventions. Obviously suits the history of railways in the UK too.
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Teachers notes
Visit in a new windowThese are great notes for teaches who wish to gen up on their subject knowledge.
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The story of Dr Barnardo
Visit in a new windowRecounts the story of Barnardo's founder T.J. Barnardo who worked to change the way poor children were treated.
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The Victorians overview
Visit in a new windowCompletely child-friendly little mini-site produced by a primary school in Co. Durham. Simple text and some well-chosen photos. A timeline, fun and games, school days and important people are just a few of the areas covered.
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UK census online (1901)
Visit in a new windowChildren love to search the census from 1901. It will provide basic details, such as age, place of birth and occupation for free, when you search for a particular name. You have the option of paying to discover more details! Perfect for family trees and family history at the end of the Victorian period.
1,445 hits
Victorian artefacts (factories, crime and punishment and industry)
Visit in a new windowScroll down the page to locate the Victorian images.
1,612 hits
Victorian education and schools
Visit in a new windowA wonderful site which features information on ragged schools and Victorian education. Requires Macromedia Flash to run.
5,875 hits
Victorian times in Wales
Visit in a new windowA useful site for all teachers and children who are covering Victorians. Topics include Workhouses and the poor, Education and schools, Agriculture, Religion, Land units, Providing services and the towns today.
1,102 hits
What did they think about themselves?
Visit in a new windowThese pictures will encourage upper KS2 pupils to consider the Victorian idyll.
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Woodland school mini-site
Visit in a new windowA great site which gives you plenty to talk about and show to the children.
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Workhouses
Visit in a new windowA wonderful resource with plenty of primary evidence about Victorian workhouses.
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