Roman Numerals Chart

What is a Roman Numeral Chart?

A Roman numeral chart is going to be a visual guide showing what Roman numerals equal what numbers. Each Roman numeral will have a corresponding number. The charts will also include how to correctly convert large Roman numerals back to common numbers. All of the charts have the goal to help your students recognize Roman numeral values without the charts.

How to Correctly Read Roman Numerals

Teaching your students how to correctly read Roman numerals can be tricky, especially as the numbers get longer. These Roman numerals chart converters are color-coated for easy reading and help your studnets memorize the answers. The Roman numerals are on the left side with their correct numbers on the right. Anchor text to Related Internal Content.

Rules of Roman Numerals

Roman numerals consist of seven symbols; I (1), V (5), X (10), L (50), C (100), D (500), and M (1000). These symbols will be combined to make specific numbers. Roman numerals can be repeated up to three times when combining symbols. Anchor text to Related Internal Content.

Roman Numerals Charts

Black and White Roman Numeral Charts

This is a black-and-white Roman numeral chart. It includes the Roman numerals and their number equivalents, 1-100.

Fill in the Blank Roman Numeral Charts

This blank Roman numeral chart gives your students the opportunity to test their ability to remember their Roman numerals.

Fill in the Blank Roman Numeral Charts 2

This is a partially blank Roman numeral chart. Students will be able to test their memory by trying to fill in all of the available spaces.

Colored Roman Numeral Charts

This is a color-coated Roman numeral chart for easy visual aid. The colorful numbers will help engage your students and keep their eyes on the paper.

Roman Numeral Chart 1-10

This is a simple Roman numeral chart that shows numbers 1-10. Each number and Roman numeral has its own matching color.

Roman Numeral Chart 1-20

Roman numeral chart 1-20. This chart is going to further show how Roman numerals can be correctly combined to represent larger numbers.

Roman Numeral Chart 1-50

This blue-lined Roman numerals translation chart includes numbers 1-50. Each box will have a Roman numeral and its number counterpart.

Roman Numeral Chart 1-100

This is a large Roman numeral chart starting at 1 and ending at 100. These boxes can be cut out and used as flashcards to help students commit the numbers to memory.

Basic Symbol Roman Numeral Chart

This is a basic Roman numeral chart that will show your students the Roman numerals for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, and 1000.

Roman Numeral Conversion Chart 1-100

This is a colorful Roman numeral chart that will give Roman numerals from 1-100. It will also show how to convert numbers into Roman numerals.

Roman Numeral Conversion Chart 100-10,000

This is a Roman numeral chart that will show students how to convert larger numbers such as, 1100,1200, and 1500.

Roman Numeral Conversion Chart 1-10,000

This Roman numeral conversion chart will give students tips on how to convert numbers. It also explains why there is no Roman numeral for 0.

Roman Numeral Clock

This a different type of chart for your students to practice with. It is a clock with Roman numerals instead of numbers. This way kids can practice reading time in Roman numerals.