The Victorians - The School Room

The teacher addresses unruly behavior and emphasizes the importance of attending school. The lesson covers the 3 Rs: reading, writing, and arithmetic, with a focus on literacy and respect for elders. A hygiene lesson is included, stressing cleanliness. Students are instructed to practice writing and use available tools. The lesson concludes with a reminder to leave the classroom in an orderly manner.

Why does the teacher emphasize the importance of attending school?

• Because it is a place to play.

• Because many children their age have to work.

• Because it is a place to make friends.

• Because it is a legal requirement.

What are the 3 Rs mentioned by the teacher?

• Reading, writing, and arithmetic

• Reading, writing, and responsibility

• Reading, writing, and recreation

• Reading, writing, and respect

What is the key message about personal hygiene in the lesson?

• Children should wash their hands before meals.

• Children must wear clean clothes.

• Children must keep themselves neat and hygienic.

• Children should brush their teeth twice a day.

What are the students instructed to do as writing practice?

• Draw a picture of their favorite animal.

• Write a letter to their parents.

• Copy a sentence from the chalkboard.

• Write a story about their day.

What does the teacher ask the students to do after the writing practice?

• Start a new lesson.

• Make their way outside in an orderly fashion.

• Prepare for a test.

• Go home for the day.