Roman Numerals

Learning how to read and translate Roman numerals is a skill still relevant even a millenium after the fall of the Roman Empire. These Roman Numeral Worksheets require students to translate between Roman and Arabic numerals, and put Roman numerals in order. For more help, be sure to try these Roman Numeral Charts that include quick tricks for converting Roman numerals.

Roman Numeral Worksheets

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24 Roman Numerals Worksheets

These Roman numeral worksheets practice translation to and from Roman numerals and Arabic numbers. Sets with small numerals (1 to 10 or I to X) and progressing to larger ranges.

Roman Numeral Worksheets

Roman Numeral Patterns

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24 Roman Numerals Worksheets

These fill-in the blank style Roman numeral pattern worksheets help students practice counting in Roman numerals and see how Roman numerals change in a sequence.

Roman Numeral Patterns

Sequence Ordering Worksheets

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24 Roman Numerals Worksheets

These worksheets require students to practice putting a list of sequential Roman numerals in their correct order. While this may not require a student to know exactly how to convert a Roman numeral, it does require them to be able to see which Roman numerals are greater than or less than others near their value.

Sequence Ordering Worksheets

Random Ordering Worksheets

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24 Roman Numerals Worksheets

These worksheets require students to practice putting a list of Roman numerals in the correct order. The numbers will not be in sequence, so these worksheets will are much more difficult than the ordering problems from the prior practice worksheets.

Random Ordering Worksheets

Roman Numeral Worksheets for 3rd, 4th and 5th Grade

If your students need practice with Roman numerals, these worksheets provide a range of activities designed to build up skills translating Roman numerals to regular numbers and back again. Each worksheet is printable and includes an answer key.

The first set of worksheets require students to simply convert numbers. There are several sets with with different ranges of Roman numerals to convert. The first rquires converting numbers 1-10 (Roman numeral I through Roman numeral X), the second with 1-20 (Roman numeral I through Roman numeral XX), the third with values through 50 (Roman Numeral L) and the fourth with values through 100 (Roman numeral C). The final series of worksheets are conversions of Roman numerals to corresponding to the Arabic form years.

The second group of Roman numeral practice work requires students to supply missing Roman numerals in sequences of values. As with the conversion worksheets, there are multiple sets with values through Roman numeral X, Roman Numeral XX, Roman Numeral L, Roman Numeral C and years expressed as Roman Numerals.

The final set of Roman numeral worksheets deals with putting Roman numerals in order. These worksheets will require that students know how to read Roman numerals quickly, or at least recognize when numerals are greater than or less than others in a series.

If you need more help converting Roman numerals, be sure to try out the Roman Numeral Converter for a visual explanation of how the number is constructed! It's a great tool for understanding Roman numerals and suitable for projector demonstrations.