Long ago, before cars were invented, people used animals like horses 🐴 and donkeys to travel. They also walked a lot! 🚶♂️ Sometimes, they rode in big carts pulled by animals. Boats 🚤 were used to travel on water.
Parents could show pictures of horses and carts to make it fun!
Before cars, people traveled in many different ways! 🐎 Horses and horse-drawn carriages were very popular. Some people walked long distances, while others used boats ⛵ to cross rivers and seas.
In the 1800s, trains 🚂 were invented, which made traveling faster. Bicycles 🚲 also became popular later. People even used camels 🐪 in deserts!
Before cars, transportation evolved over centuries. In ancient times, people walked or rode animals like horses, camels, and elephants 🐘. The invention of the wheel led to chariots and carts pulled by animals.
In the 19th century, steamboats 🚢 and trains revolutionized travel. Bicycles became common, and horse-drawn carriages were used in cities. Early experiments with steam-powered vehicles eventually led to the first cars in the late 1800s.
Different cultures used unique methods—like sled dogs 🐕 in the Arctic or gondolas in Venice!