Books in Everyday History series

Discusses how time was measured in the past, various early clocks, the invention of the calendar, and such related topics as time zones and radio time.

Developed to fit the needs of the history curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2, the books in this series explain how aspects of everyday life has changed over the centuries.'

Explains the history of singing and dancing, including how musical notes were invented, how nursery rhymes were handed down, and how music and dance will continue to influence us in the future.

Discusses how time was measured in the past, various early clocks, the invention of the calendar, and such related topics as time zones and radio time.

Describes how people have handled household tasks such as dusting, sweeping, and trash disposal since the Stone Age and discusses the invention of such cleaning items as the vacuum cleaner and dishwasher, and the discovery of soap.

Explains the history of singing and dancing, including how musical notes were invented, how nursery rhymes were handed down, and how music and dance will continue to influence us in the future.

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Describes how messages have been sent throughout history, from the use of smoke signals and messengers to modern use of electronic means of communication, including fax and email.

"Find out about everyday life in Viking times in this fact-packed book that combines photographs of actual objects with full-color illustrations and fascinating text."--Page 4 of cover.

Describes how messages have been sent throughout history, from the use of smoke signals and messengers to modern use of electronic means of communication, including fax and email.

Details the history of people's cleaning techniques, from ancient bathing rituals to jacuzzis and showers.

Details various types of toys from ancient times to the present day, including dolls, puppets, clockwork, teddy bears, and electronic games.