Both. If they lived in an area with enough people they went to school in the morning and helped their mother or father at home. Children as young as two years old helped by feeding the chickens. There was a lot of work to be done. Laundry took 3 days to do, churning butter, carried water and wood in, helping with farm animals and younger children, sewing and mending, mending fences, chopping wood, and other things.
Kids Studied, Went To School, And Did Chores. I Hope This Was Helpful.
Because they were board of doing nothing................!
The middle colony, (Delaware), was cultivated by your mom, and was amazing in bed :)
You can check with the School Administration, but it is VERY unlikely.
No the Greek children did not work. they had went to school.
how dose stress affect children school work or what teacher say
School work.
In colonial Delaware, children typically attended school for about three to four months each year, often during the winter months when agricultural work was minimal. The education system was informal, with instruction often provided by local churches or private tutors. Many children received basic education in reading, writing, and arithmetic, but attendance varied significantly based on family circumstances and the availability of schools.
A child can work for about 3 hours on school days.
they had good lives because of the free religion. they had to work hard for money.
So they can learn, work is part of their education, as for teenagers and young adults.
they work and play and went to school