Everyday life

Everyday life

Last Updated 1/8/2010 1:26:00 PM


By: Connie McCammon

What would life be like in the mid-1800s? No electricity. No Game Boys. No Internet. No television. No toilets or showers in your house! People had to haul water in the house just to have a drink. In some places, people threw trash in the streets — and no one cared!

Life was very different then. This part of our History section talks about the way of life during that time. Check the links at the left to read more about the daily life, toys, clothes, toilets (yep, we said toilets), baths, washing clothes, housecleaning, hauling water and trash.

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Teacher resources

Lesson plan (4th grade): Comparing and Contrasting

Lesson plan (4th grade): Describing Social Life in the Mid-1800s Through the Use of Water

Lesson plan (4th grade): Describing Social Life in the Mid-1800s Through Housecleaning

Lesson plan (4th grade): Describing Social Life in the Mid-1800s Through Trash

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