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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - History - Elementary School - Leisure Time through History
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An awareness of history can be developed by looking at different areas, one of which is leisure time. The way we spend our leisure time has changed dramatically over the centuries. The invention of labor saving devices has ensured we have much more free time than our ancestors - we don't even need to leave the house to do the shopping! Children in elementary school will learn about how leisure time in the past differed from that of the present, which helps them to develop an awareness of the differences between life in the past and the present time.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - History - Elementary School - Leisure Time through History
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10 Questions

1. After television, what's the next most popular leisure activity?
2. Nowadays we spend a lot of our leisure time watching TV. What's the average amount we spend doing this each day?
3. What gradually replaced the loud, crowded music halls?
4. In the 1700s, many people worked long hours for little pay. A very popular leisure time activity was what?
5. In the 1800s, people often spent their free time where?
6. Nowadays we spend a lot of our leisure time watching TV. What's the average amount we spend doing this each day?
7. In 1784, a scientific spectacle caused a stir in London. What was it?
8. After television, what's the next most popular leisure activity?
9. In the 1800s, people often spent their free time where?
10. In 1927, something amazing happened in the world of movie theater. What was it?