Games about the celts and romans

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It is really good. Comment posted by U, at 7 Nov U I got I got 32, when I only needed 10,! Reply posted by U, at 6 Nov U U replied: same. I loved this game when I saw how much the characters were I was shocked.

I got 21, on my first game and I only needed 2! Comment posted by snugglebunnies, at 29 Oct snugglebunnies. Comment posted by Footballlover, at 29 Oct Footballlover I could play this game all day! Reply posted by Amelia, at 31 Oct Amelia. Amelia replied: same!!! More replies 1 down. Read more. The Romans with their well-organised armies became the dominant power in the ancient world.

Julius Caesar entered the history books when he led his Roman legions to conquer Gaul and then in 55BC he attacked Britain. The Romans did not settle in Britain until they renewed their attack on the island nearly a hundred years later.

Then they ruled much of Britain until the legions departed to protect Rome nearly four hundred years later. The Roman invaders contributed to the long-term improvement of the British diet by introducing proper vegetables to the island.

They brought new farming practices and crops and new breeds of animals. Discover more. Blue Peter. Spill the Georgian Tea! These comments are now closed. Bring them back! Something's gone wrong. Home Menu. Start your search here Oops you can't see this activity! Love Press and hold for more View comments View all. Horrible Histories Quizzes. Quiz: Horrid Health. Your Comments Join the conversation. To use comments you will need to have JavaScript enabled.

Comment posted by Unicorncutie, at 21 Jan Unicorncutie. Comment posted by U, at 14 Jan U Reply posted by Unicorncutie, at 21 Jan Unicorncutie. Unicorncutie replied: why is there so much space. Comment posted by penguinlover1, at 13 Jan penguinlover1. These Roman Britain KS2 lessons are designed to teach your class everything they need to know about the rise of Roman Britain, opposition from the Celts, the legacy that was left behind when they went home, and much more.

Containing lesson plans, slides, activity ideas, differentiated worksheets, games, an End of Unit Quiz and loads of other resources, these PlanBee History lessons will make teaching your class about the Roman invaders and settlers fun, fascinating and fantastically easy! For further 'Romans' lessons check out our cross-curricular Romans topic in the Cross-Curricular Topics section.

The first lesson in this series introduces your class to the Roman invaders who came to Britain, and explores why people choose to invade and settle other lands. The included slideshow goes through these points and also help your class to place the Romans on a timeline. During their independent learning, children can then further consider the meaning of the terms 'invade' and 'settle', or further their understanding of when the Roman invaders came to Britain, comparing with other familiar events and civilisations.

The included slideshow presentation goes through some fascinating information about the Roman army and how it became such a formidable force.

They will find out how the army was organised, what a Roman soldier wore, and some of the strategies and techniques they used. It also gives your class the chance to see what life for a Roman soldier was like for themselves! This Roman Army KS2 lesson contains a detailed lesson plan with differentiated activity ideas, a slideshow for the teaching input and a range of helpful printable resources to support their independent learning.