Memory Challenge: Recognizing Roman Numbers

While the much of the world uses values 1, 2, and 3, many cultures use other symbols to represent numbers. We wanted to introduce you to numbers that were different. These cultures still count the same way we do. They just use different symbols. This memory challenge asks you to match numbers that are written with Roman characters. There is no counting, just enjoy the different symbols.

Good luck and have fun.

Directions

Our NumberNut memory challenges are a good break from the usual quizzes. Your goal is to match two (2) cards on the screen. Once you start the game, all of the cards will display. Click on two cards. If they reveal the same value, they will disappear. If they don't match, you will need to click on another two cards.

Once you have found all of the matching pairs, the cards will be gone and the activity will be over. If you want to play again, you will match the same values but the cards will be in different places. It's always a random challenge.

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LESSONS:
- NumberNut.com: Numbers
ACTIVITIES
- Pick-a-Card: Counting 1 to 10
- Memory Challenge: Counting 1 to 10
- Memory Challenge: Names of Numbers
- More or Less: Numbers 1-10
- Before and After: Numbers 1-10
- Memory Challenge: Numbers 0 to 9
- Memory Challenge: Chinese Numbers
- Memory Challenge: Mayan Numbers
- Memory Challenge: Roman Numerals
- Pick-a-Card: Recognizing Numbers 1-30
- More or Less: Numbers 1-30
- Before and After: Numbers 1-30
- Pick-a-Card: Recognizing Numbers 1-50
- Pick-a-Card: Recognizing Numbers 1-100
- More or Less: Numbers 1-100
- Before and After: Numbers 1-100
- Pick-a-Bar: Recognizing Numbers 1-1,000
- More or Less: Numbers 1-1,000
- Before and After: Numbers 1-1,000
- Pick-a-Bar: Roman Numerals 1-1,000
- Pick-a-Bar: Recognizing Numbers 1-10,000
- More or Less: Numbers 1-10,000

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