Updated: 04 Jul 2016
Roman numerals can be difficult to learn and retain. Use this poster as a visual stimulus in your classroom.
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Pages: 42 Pages
Years: 3 - 7
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Roman numerals can be difficult to learn and retain. Use this poster as a visual stimulus in your classroom.
These posters display all of the key Roman numerals that students will need to know, allowing them to understand the patterns to form different numbers.
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Thanks for this!!!
Hi guys! Great resource and I'm eager to use it but there's a little mistake. Thirty has the number 21 on it. Cheers.
Thank you for spotting that Tammy. I have now updated it with the correct version. Kind regards, Scott