Easier Roman Numeral Bingo

teaching roman numerals - bingo gameSome people have asked for a simpler version of our Roman Number Bingo game. So, here are a further 20 bingo boards - this time featuring 10 different Roman Numerals chosen from a 'pool' of only 18 numbers. This simplifies the game somewhat since children need to recognize (read) fewer numerals to play the game.

The attached , 11 page pdf includes 20 different A5 bingo boards and 18 calling cards. See the original resource page for full details. Note: the 'calling cards' are larger in this version so the matching game would need to be adapted to use counters instead of the digit cards themselves.

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My children really enjoyed

Submitted by laurav00 on Tue, 03/27/2012 - 19:18.
My children really enjoyed playing roman bingo - with a 'Roman Sticker' prize! I used mixed ability pairs to convert the numerals first so my lower ability children didn't get confused with what they had and if they needed to cross it off their board.
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