Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Викторианские семьи

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1. Презентация по английскому языку Викторианские семьи
2. Upper & Middle Class Families
3. Families were very important to Victorians. They
4. Upper and middle class families lived in
5. WORKING CLASS FAMILIES
6. Most of these families lived in small
7. It was very common for poor families
8. In Victorian Britain, children as young as
9. For entertainment, working class families went to
10. Questions
11. 1.Were families very important to Victorians ?2.Were
12. 7.In what way did the children speak
13. 13.In what houses did upper and middle
14. Thanks for attention

Upper & Middle Class Families

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Презентация по английскому языку Викторианские семьи

Слайд 1Victorian Families
1. Is it a working class family?
2. Where are they?
3.

What are they dressed in: every day clothes? best clothes? Why?
4. Who seems to be the head of the household? Why?

Victorian Families1. Is it a working class family?2. Where are they?3. What are they dressed in: every

Слайд 2Upper & Middle Class Families

Слайд 3Families were very important to Victorians. They were usually large, with

an average family having at least five or six children.
The father, who perhaps worked in banking or insurance, was the head of the household The children would speak politely to him, and call him "Sir". The mother was responsible for running the household and would usually spend her time planning dinner parties or visiting her dressmaker or friends. Children saw very little of their parents and spent most of the day in the nursery with a nanny as Victorians firmly believed that a child should be 'seen and not heard'!

Families were very important to Victorians. They were usually large, with an average family having at least

Слайд 4Upper and middle class families lived in large, comfortable houses and

had servants such as a cook and kitchen maids to prepare the family meals, a butler to answer the door and wait on the family, and housemaids to carry out household chores such as washing clothes, cooking and cleaning.
For entertainment, families visited new parks and museums, such as the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Upper and middle class families lived in large, comfortable houses and had servants such as a cook

Слайд 5WORKING CLASS FAMILIES

Слайд 6Most of these families lived in small houses. Often several families

lived in a single room. Houses had no running water and it was not uncommon for a whole street to share two outside toilets and a water pump.

Most of these families lived in small houses. Often several families lived in a single room. Houses

Слайд 7It was very common for poor families to have as many

as nine or ten children, many of whom didn’t go to school. Instead, they looked after their younger brothers and sisters or even worked.

It was very common for poor families to have as many as nine or ten children, many

Слайд 8In Victorian Britain, children as young as three or four years

of age, worked up to 16 hours a day in coal mines, in cotton mills and as chimney sweeps. The father of the house often worked in a factory while the mother was responsible for all the household chores.

In Victorian Britain, children as young as three or four years of age, worked up to 16

Слайд 9For entertainment, working class families went to the parks, cheap music

halls or to gardens which had fairgrounds, sports matches and fireworks displays.

For entertainment, working class families went to the parks, cheap music halls or to gardens which had

Слайд 10Questions

Слайд 111.Were families very important to Victorians ?
2.Were they large or small?
3.How

many children did an average family have ?
4.How many children were there in an average family ?
5.Where did the father work?
6.Who was the head of the household?

1.Were families very important to Victorians ?2.Were they large or small?3.How many children did an average family

Слайд 127.In what way did the children speak to him and call

him ?
8.Who was responsible for running the household?
9.How did she spend her time?
10.With whom did children spend most of the day ?
11.What was the attitude of Victorians to a child?
12.What did they believe ?

7.In what way did the children speak to him and call him ?8.Who was responsible for running

Слайд 1313.In what houses did upper and middle day families live ?
14.Did

they have servants?
15.What servants did they have?
16.How did they spend their own spare time?
17.What did they do for entertainment?
18.In what houses did they live?