Victorian Toys…

I really enjoyed writing about this because it was really interesting learning about the toys and then putting the information onto a poster which was really fun!

I enjoyed making the posters and finding out about the different types of toys the rich and poor people played with.

Learning how different poor and rich Victorian toys were different to modern day toys.

I enjoyed looking at the toys because it was quite interesting to see what type of toys victorian kids had.

I mostly enjoyed finding out about the different toys Rich children played with compared to what poor children played with.

My favourite part of this lesson was finding out about lots and lots of different Victorian toys and then you could tell the difference between our toys these days and toys in the Victorian days .

I really enjoyed researching the different toys and then finding a way to try and put them in my poster. But in a different (and creative) way to the other posters other pupils have created. :] 🙂

I enjoyed drawing pictures on my poster and finding different toys from the Victorian times.

I found it interesting researching how much the toys would have cost because we could compere the price to what they would be worth now.

I really liked drawing Victorian toys, I really enjoyed the whole lesson. 😉

I extremely enjoyed this lesson because i liked learning about the types of toys that Victorian children might have played with and it was fun creating a poster to advertise them:)

In this lesson I found out that 12p is equivalent to 1 shilling and that and how many toys the children can play with as there was a quite a few different types of toys .

I enjoyed designing a poster and coming up with prices for the toys. I called my items things like ‘Hoops of happiness’, ‘Rocking horses of relaxation’ and ‘Dolls of delight’. 😀

I liked playing the Victorian games and making the Victorian posters because they were really fun.