How we Used to Live: Memories of School and Playtime

How We Used to Live: Memories of School and Playtime

This fascinating look at the past gives young readers the chance to see moments from Britain’s history captured in photographs. From everyday life in the classroom to playing on bomb sites during World War II, this book focuses on the lives of children in the 1900s. Many of the topics are “living history” and the author has interviewed people who were born during the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s who were delighted to share their Memories of School and Playtime for the book.

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• Life in the 1900’s encapsulated in photographs • Ideal for comparison of life today with life in the past • Living history compiled from author interviews • Curriculum links – history, high-interest non-fiction reading

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In this series, young readers will be introduced to different aspects of life in the UK from the last 100 years through detailed archival photos. The books will look at topics such as life at home, life at work, school life and how people spent their holidays and leisure time. Each double-page spread will show one large photo and then tell the story behind the action. The books will also include first person quotes from the people who were there and experienced the activities in the photos. Each spread will form the basis for a wonderful discussion with children about HOW WE USED TO LIVE.

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