In 1837, Froebel moved to Blankenburg, Germany to set up a school, known as Kindergarten. He was seeking help from the woman in Germany to come and support his school. The word Kindergarten originated by plants meaning gardeners, kinder meaning child, garten meaning garden and then teachers got called Kindergarteners. During 1848 a majority of the population of Germany was fleeing to America due to the Revolution. Once these women whom Froebel seeked out moved to America they started opening their own Kindergarten in their houses. German immigrants in Wisconsin opened the first Kindergarten. Once the 1800-1900 industrialization movement happened many mothers entered the workforce. This made Kindergarten a huge option, for most women. They ended
