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9 November 2026

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A Roman numerals worksheet designed to help students practise reading, writing and recognising Roman numerals, with an additional challenge involving number sequences.
This resource includes three activities to develop students’ understanding and confidence when working with Roman numerals.

What’s included:
Activity 1: Convert Roman numerals into ordinary numbers, including VII, LXIII, IX, XC and IV.
Activity 2: Convert ordinary numbers into Roman numerals, including 13, 101, 1457, 29 and 695.
Challenge: Complete a sequence by identifying and writing the missing Roman numerals.

Learning objectives:
Recognise common Roman numeral symbols.
Understand how Roman numerals represent numbers.
Practise converting Roman numerals into ordinary numbers.
Write numbers correctly using Roman numerals.
Recognise patterns and sequences involving Roman numerals.
Suitable for Key Stage 2 and Year 7 students, classroom practice, revision, homework or one-to-one tutoring sessions.

A useful printable resource for developing mathematical fluency and confidence with Roman numerals.

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