Victorian Era - What was it like being a child worksheet for your students to complete.
About this worksheet: The Victorian Era was notorious for being a tough time to grow up in. In fact, many children started working from the age of 4! It was common for children to work in mines or as chimney sweeps because they could crawl through spaces that were too small for adults.
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