Romans in Britain *These slides include research pages with QR codes about: * Language and Writing Towns and Cities Hadrian’s Wall Roads Buildings & Architecture Food & Drink Simply use a QR reader on a tablet and scan the QR code that will take you to a website explaining about the above topics! Hope you enjoy using this resource in you classroom! Best wishes, Natalie

Roman Numerals Display Cards Size - Fits to print on A4 paper. If you want a clear and aesthetically pleasing Roman Numeral display pack this is the resource for you! Not only could you put these together on display on a number line, you could also use these cards like flash cards for quick retrieval practice! Each Roman numeral card comes with the actual number in the right-corner. You do have an option to leave the number on display or place the question mark box over the top which would make it a little more challenging (I suggest laminating the question mark box, then adding some blu-tack on to the back, so you can peel off the question marks as you go!) I hope that you enjoy using these Roman Numeral cards in your classroom! I suggest that you either cut around them or trim the A4 paper to your liking. What is included in this pack? - The following Roman numerals with their number translation: I (1) II (2) III (3) IV (4) V (5) VI (6) VII (7) VIII (8) IX (9) X (10) XI (11) XII (12) XIII (13) XIV (14) XV (15) XVI (16) XVII (17) XVIII (18) XIX (19) XX(20) XXV (25) XXX (30) XXXV (35) XL (40) XLV (45) L (50) LX (60) LXX (70) LXXX (80) XC (90) C (100) D (500) M (1000) If you like what you see please follow @classroom_sparkle on Instagram for more ideas and tag me in your photos if you use these in your classroom! Thank you! -Miss H