Number Cards and Roman Numerals (FREE Cards!)

Thursday, 26 March 2015

RomanNumerals
As you all know, we are rowing books from Five in a Row (we are loving this so far!).  This lesson in Roman Numerals is in line with the book The Glorious Flight (son enjoyed every single page of this book!).  This is the first time Mavi encountered such numbers and he was surprised to learn that the numbers are represented by letters!

I made use of our wooden Montessori number cards for this lesson and roman numerals handwritten on a paper (I ran out of ink!).  We started off with the units (ones).  He got the pattern right away and continued working up to the hundreds.

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We stumbled on the thousands as I myself was not knowledgeable of the the Roman Numerals in thousands LOL.  We searched the web for the corresponding symbol for this.

He realized that he only needs to memorize a few letters because the representation is almost the same as counting 1,2,3. According to him, he just have to remember that…
ones is for I
five is V
ten is X
fifty is L
hundred is C
five hundred is D
thousand is M
five thousand is V with upper line
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He worked on the rest of the numbers with less assistance from me and here he is so proud of his work! 

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