Olden+Days

= Olden Days =

Websites:
Technology at Home

This site allows you to looks at what electrical appliances might be found in the home and how this changes through the decades between 1900 and 1998. Therefore it doesn't include an iPod, DS, Wii or flat screen televisions! This could be a good discussion point on how quickly things change.

BBC's Children in Victorian England

Although this site's focus is England, there would be enough similarities for those who lived in the colony! It is a fantastic, comprehensive site that covers children and school, work, factories, play, leisure, toys and games! There are some great images, videos, as well as activities including quizzes. There are also links to other sites you may want to follow up.

BBC's History site for primary schools The Victorian England site is part of this. It also includes ancient Greeks, Romans, Anglo-saxons, Vikings and Children in WWII - it just depends what you call "olden days"!