Picturing History Key ideas and Starting points with a Victorian Theme.

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Picturing History Key ideas and Starting points with a Victorian Theme

Work class poverty Children at work Education Barnado ‘ Lord Shaftesbury Charity Charles Dickens Charles Kingsley Points of view PHSE/ Citizenship

Industrialisation- coal and cotton Mining disasters – see learning curve Tyneham Disaster Edwin Chadwick – reform legislation Change – state intervention in welfare, health and education

Captains of industry- big ideas Titanic Great Britain The Lighthouse Stephensons Local History Science, Darwin medicine

Town and country- urbanisation Empire and exploration

Places architecture- gothic, classical big and small

(Royal) Family Life

Famous People, writers, poetry Lewis Carroll Edward Lear Beatrix Potter Thomas Hood, The Song of the Shirt Robert Browning- Pied Piper Tennyson Charge of the Light Brigade

Material prosperity – emergence of the middle class, Mrs Beeton, Victorian Christmas, Charles Dickens

Womens Lives Famous women Mary Seacole Grace Darling Florence Nightingale Mary Kingsley cartoons

Children’s toys and games rich and poor

Railways and other transport

Omnibus Life

Rain Steam And Speed- artists respond

Pastimes seaside, zoo, museums, railway Foreign travel- alpinism Thomas Cook Reading novels serials, poems, libraries Lectures Music, theatre, singing and playing Art- making and looking Games, puzzles, sewing, knitting etc Gardens, plants, gardening

Travel for pleasure, the Seaside, sport, advertising

Photography Julia Margaret Cameron Explore her photographs Lewis Carroll Roger Fenton Richard Nicklin Fox Talbot Laycock Abbey Raised questions for painters… Social uses

Sources outcomes Music, music hall, religion

The Great Exhibition