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Victorian Child Artefacts

Original price was: £81.32.Current price is: £56.23.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Versatile Use: Great for a history mystery activity, role-play, or storytelling. These artefacts provide multiple ways to engage children in learning about the Victorian era.
Historical Study: Perfect for studying change through time. These artefacts help illustrate the evolution of daily life and societal norms from the Victorian era.
Engages Curiosity: Encourages historical enquiry and critical thinking. Children can investigate and ask questions about the past using these tangible resources.
Supports Creative Writing: Ideal for linking to creative writing exercises. Children can use the artefacts as props to inspire stories and narratives set in the Victorian era.
Local History Focus: Supports Key Stage 2 local history studies. Helps trace national history within the local area or examine significant aspects of history beyond 1066.

Explore the life of a Victorian child with this range of historical artefacts.

Encourage historical enquiry through a history mystery activity, role-play, storytelling or creative writing.

These Victorian child artefacts provide an immersive experience into the past, engaging children in history lessons. The set includes twelve Victorian slates, twelve Victorian pencils, one handmade wooden toy, and one Victorian finger stock measuring ten cm. These objects help children explore the daily life of Victorian children. Contents may vary.

Incorporating these artefacts into lessons supports the Key Stage 2 curriculum by aiding local history studies. Teachers can trace national history within the local area or examine significant aspects of history beyond 1066. This helps children develop a deeper understanding of historical events and their impact on everyday life.
The artefacts support the study of British history by extending pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066. Through role-play, storytelling, and creative writing activities, children can understand the changes over time and the evolution of society. These activities make history lessons interactive and foster a love for learning.
Contents may vary and pencils maybe white as in the last image.