An illustration of a Roman soldier standing in the entrance way to an army tent.
Schools resources

The Romans digital session- accompanying resources

A range of themed learning resources and activities to accompany our digital sessions on the Romans. 

We have created a selection of pre- and post-session resources for your pupils to get the most out of the digital session. 

Pre-session resources

Romans word search

Introduce your pupils to some Roman-related words that we may refer to in the session with our Romans in Scotland word search. The answers can also be downloaded below. 

Design a Roman mosaic

Inspire your pupils to imagine how Roman objects would have once looked by asking them to design their own brightly-coloured mosaic.

Post-session resources

Create a Romans in Scotland poem

Pupils can complete our Romans in Scotland acrostic poem to record some of the Roman-related words they have learned. 

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