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In the Montessori curriculum, studying Roman Numerals enhances mathematical understanding, reinforces historical context, and promotes flexible thinking by introducing an alternative numerical system. This allows children to explore various ways of representing numbers.
Includes:
- control chart in Roman numerals
- Roman numeral cards (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- standard numerals (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- written numerals (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- basic facts explaining how Roman numerals work
The numbers follow the hierarchical colors in a Montessori classroom (units - green, tens - blue, hundreds - red, thousands - green).
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Description
In the Montessori curriculum, studying Roman Numerals enhances mathematical understanding, reinforces historical context, and promotes flexible thinking by introducing an alternative numerical system. This allows children to explore various ways of representing numbers.
Includes:
- control chart in Roman numerals
- Roman numeral cards (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- standard numerals (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- written numerals (units, tens, hundreds, and thousands)
- basic facts explaining how Roman numerals work
The numbers follow the hierarchical colors in a Montessori classroom (units - green, tens - blue, hundreds - red, thousands - green).
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Earn TPT credits to use on future purchases:
► To earn TPT credits, visit the "My Purchases" page in your account. Next to each purchase, you’ll find a "Provide Feedback" button. Click on it, and you will be directed to a page where you can rate the product and leave a short comment. Each time you provide feedback, TPT awards you credits that can be used to reduce the cost of your future purchases.
Follow Our Store:
► To stay updated, click the star next to our store logo to become a follower. You will then receive email updates about our store.
Terms of Use:
► This material is for single classroom use only. You may not share or distribute this digital file, nor post it on any website or file-sharing platform. Reselling the file or printed copies is also prohibited. If you would like to share this product with a friend or colleague, you can purchase additional licenses at a discount. Thank you for respecting our copyright.



