In this Homework Journal you will be completing activities to earn
points - points mean prizes! Each week, you have to choose one activity
from the boxes below. You work hard at home and then reveal your
beautifully presented piece of homework to your teacher by Friday. It
will then be checked to see if the standard is worth the points! At the
end of the half term, there will be a class presentation for the top 5
highest scorers. GOOD LUCK!
2 POINTS
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Make a list of objects that we use now
that the Romans used, and a list of objects
they used but we don’t.
Create a Roman timeline.
Draw/paint a picture of something from
the Roman times (e.g. a Roman banquet,
chariot racing) Write a caption to go with
it.
Write a secret message in Roman numerals
(with an alphabet key)
Create a door name label using the Roman
alphabet.
Name a Roman Emperor and write 5 interesting facts about them.
5 POINTS
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8 POINTS
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Make a 3D model of an item in Roman
times.
Write a food diary for one day if you were
a member of a roman household, do the
same for a British person during the same
time period. What do you notice?
Find a Roman recipe. Create it and take a
photo. Write out the recipe in case other
would like to have a go!
Design a job advert for someone to work
as a servant in a Roman Villa.
Write your own Roman poem. REMEMBER
your use of similes!
Create a math worksheet for Roman children using Roman numerals.
Imagine you are a member of a Roman
leaders household, write a letter home to
family.
Create a poster advertising a Roman museum collection.
Write a short newspaper report announcing
the invasion of Britain (Are you a Roman or
British newspaper?) REMEMBER - reported
speech!
Write a diary entry from one in a British
Village which gets taken over by the Romans or from someone working in a Roman
Villa in Britain.
Dress up as someone from the Roman times
- have your photo taken and take a picture.
Design a Roman maze using reflective symmetry.
Create an outdoor game for Roman children
to play.
10 POINTS
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Write a report on Caesar’s Invasion
Get someone to pretend they were a Roman military leader (or you could be this
person), conduct an interview. Write out
the questions and answers.
Write a story with a Roman theme, maybe
something linked to an object? REMEMBER
to use paragraphs!
Research and learn a Roman song or dance.
Find as many countries as possible that the
Romans invaded. Draw their flags and write
a sentence to go with each.
Make a 3D model of a Roman villa.
Make some Roman armour.
Write a Roman play - may be video
You can create your own ideas for projects - please discuss these with your teacher to decide on
how many points they are worth!