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Roman Numeral Numbers

This maths scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to recall and practise using the symbols and shapes that were used by the Romans to represent different sets of numbers. The class can model how to make comparisons between sets of Roman Numerals and indicate how they can match the value of numbers used for other functions.

Roman Numeral Match

Identify and match different numbers written in Roman Numerals using the correct digits for the linked numbers to two hundred

Roman Numeral Comparisons

Build sets of different number equations to compare pairs of Roman Numerals to five hundred using the symbols for greater than and less than

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