The 1980s were a unique time for children to grow up and attend school. It was a time of unforgettable moments, from the emergence of new technology to the quirky trends and experiences that defined childhood.
Art class in the ’70s and ’80s was messy, magical, and just chaotic enough to stick with us forever.
Riding the school bus in the 1970s was a bumpy, smoky, seatbelt-free adventure where vinyl seats stuck to your legs, the cool kids ruled the back, and every ride felt like a little rebellion on wheels.
Step into a groovy '70s classroom where mood rings, clacking toys, and astronaut snacks weren’t just cool—they were your golden ticket to playground royalty.
It was hard to get through a 100+ degree summer as a kid, and the memories it left behind are ones that only those who lived through them can fully understand. We will always remember these summers, from the never-ending heat to the creative ways kids found to stay cool.
As kids, we used to get many things for free that we now have to pay for. The prices of everything have been going up, from technology to entertainment to basic services.