By abbie and tom

 Deerbread and soup  Leg of porkporridge  Rabbitale  Tarts and custardpickled herring  Roast beefjumbles (biscuits)  Roast lamposset to drink  Roast porkchicken  vegboars head

 In the town  The streets of the towns were crowded and very filthy smelly because rubbish and poo was left all over the place.  In the country Full of big open fields A few stones wall but no hedges.  Patches of trees and shrubs called shaws.  Ninety percent of the people lived by farming.

 Poor Tudor houses  Hole in wall for windows  Straw beds for mattress.  One room where the whole family lived in.  Rich houses....  they had wooden frames and spaces were filled with small stick and wet clay called wattle and daub.  And they had glass on the window

 Tennis like bowls was a sport played by gentlemen  Archery  Football - a blown up pigs bladder serves as a football.  Cherry stoners for marbles  Stag hunts  Hop made from barrels  Ball and cup.  Children had hand make toys

 Tudors are fun