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Ancient Romans

Ancient Romans

Ancient Romans by Scoilnet

Go back in time to the Roman empire. See what it was like to live in the city of Rome. What did the gladiators do? And who were Romulus and Remus?

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Roman Numerals
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Just how big was the Roman Empire? What did the Romans do for entertainment? Did Gladiators always die?

Plan of a Roman House

http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/house.html Added: 12 Sep 2014 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Guide/notes

Old site showing a sample plan of a Roman house. Covers all areas from the 'atrium' to the 'vestibulum'. Click on an area and it brings user to detailed notes and some pictures from Roman ruins or paintings of these areas.

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JC Classics
5-6 SESE History
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Strand: Daily life

Strand unit: 3. Greek or Roman Home

5-6
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Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies

Strand unit: Romans

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  • become familiar with some aspects of the lives of these peoples
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Roman Numerals Chart

http://literacy.kent.edu/Minigrants/Cinci/romanchart.htm Added: 12 Sep 2014 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Guide/notes

Learn to count using Roman numerals. Roman numerals were the numeric system used in roman times and their use was common up to the Middle Ages. Effectively goes from 1 to 1,800.

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5-6 SESE History
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Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies

Strand unit: Romans

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  • become familiar with some aspects of the lives of these peoples

Suggestions for use: Set the children specific numbers and get them to give the numeral equivilant.

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Ten Facts About Ancient Rome

http://ngkids.co.uk/did-you-know/10-facts-about-the-ancient-Romans Added: 12 Sep 2014 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Guide/notes

National Geographic resources with ten nuggets of information, like why the Romans buuilt aqueducts and what kind of tunics they wore.

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3-4 SESE History
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3-4
SESE History

Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies

Strand unit: Romans

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  • become familiar with aspects of the lives of these peoples

Suggestions for use: Get the children to write their own 10 Facts

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Rights Url: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/community/terms/
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Roman Numerals Chart

http://literacy.kent.edu/Minigrants/Cinci/romanchart.htm Added: 12 Sep 2014 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Guide/notes

Learn to count using Roman numerals. Roman numerals were the numeric system used in roman times and their use was common up to the Middle Ages. Effectively goes from 1 to 1,800.

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5-6 SESE History
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Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies

Strand unit: Romans

Content objective:
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  • become familiar with some aspects of the lives of these peoples

Suggestions for use: Set the children specific numbers and get them to give the numeral equivilant.

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The Romans: Penalty Kick Style Quiz

http://www.schoolhistory.co.uk/games/penaltyshootout/romans_ks2.htm Added: 27 Oct 2007 Contributor: Scoilnet Resource type: Assessment

Interactive fun Penalty Kick quiz where you must choose a Goalkeeper and see if you can score a penalty by answering a multiple choice question! Test your knowledge and accuracy skills!

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3-4 SESE History
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3-4
SESE History

Strand: Early People /Ancient Societies

Strand unit: Romans

Suggestions for use: Interactive fun Penalty Kick quiz where you must choose a Goalkeeper and see if you can score a penalty by answering a multiple choice question!

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Roman mosaic

Ancient Rome

The ancient city of Rome was the centre of one of the largest and most powerful empires the world has ever seen . . .

Roman Numerals

Roman numerals are letters that stand for numbers, there are only 7 letters used. to represent all numbers 

Timeline of Ancient Rome

A timeline including all major events in Ancient Rome from 753 BC to 476 AD.

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