Early Settler Children
Early Settler Children by Bobbie Kalman, published by Crabtree Publishing Company in 1982, offers a detailed exploration of the lives of children in pioneer communities. This first edition spans 64 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the daily routines of settler children, highlighting their responsibilities and the limited time they had for leisure, while emphasizing their importance within the family structure.
Readers will find a comprehensive look at various aspects of early settler life, including the roles of family members, farm chores, and early education. The book also touches on the experiences of children in different occupations, such as those of millers and storekeepers, as well as the challenges faced by orphans and child laborers. Additionally, it discusses homemade toys, games, and social gatherings, providing insight into the customs and traditions of the time.
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Chores on the farm, school during the day, and a strict emphasis on good moral behavior left children with little time for play in a pioneer community. But children were a valued part of a settler family. Early Settler Children describes the busy lives of children and how they made their own fun. Topics featured include: – lessons from the Bible – the role of mother, father, and extended family members – farm and domestic chores – children of the miller, storekeeper, and craftspeople – the plight of orphans and child labor – early education – homemade toys, indoor and outdoor games, and parties
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