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    Suggestions for follow up activities:

    City of Rome & The Roman Empire
    Romulus and Remus were said to have built the city of Rome.
  • Ask children to write their own version of the story as to how Rome was built.
  • Children write about themselves being in Roman times.

  • Research
  • What Rome is like today.
  • Are there any remains of the Roman Empire?


  • Roman Invasion
  • Imagine you are a Celt living in Britain before the Roman invasion. Using the information from the web site to help you, write about your everyday life; you might like to include a battle you have with a neighbouring village.

  • Research
  • Is there any evidence of Celtic life or Roman life in your local area?
  • Children write about themselves being in Roman times.


  • Rebellion
  • Using the information from the web site, children write about how Boudicca fought the Romans. This could be written as a diary or a newspaper.

  • Research
  • Find out more about the life of Boudicca. Is there lots of information? Does it all agree?


  • Roman defence of Britain
  • Imagine you are a pirate trying to invade Roman Britain. Why do you want to invade? Write a short account of an attempt to invade.

  • Research
  • Find out about Roman roads near to you or around Britain.


  • The Roman Army
  • Roman army life was hard. Imagine you are a soldier guarding Hadrian’s wall. Write a diary or poem about what it is like. Try to use the information from the web site to help you.

  • Research
  • What was life really like in the Roman army? Find out more information on this.


  • Roads & Place
  • Create a mosaic for your classroom showing modern or Roman scenes.
  • Research
  • Find out about Roman villas near to your school such as Lullingstone (Kent) or Brading (Isle of Wight) Roman Villas.


  • Leisure
  • Romans enjoyed using baths - they were not only a place to get clean but also a great place to have a gossip. What do you think the Romans talked about? Write a conversation between two Romans.

  • Research
  • Where did the Romans build baths other than in Bath?


  • Families & Children
  • Write about a day at a Roman school.

  • Research
  • What was ordinary life like for women or children in Roman Britain?


  • Technology
  • Write a short article about sewers or central heating, both Roman inventions.
  • Research
  • Find out about any other Roman inventions.


  • Religion
  • Write a short myth using the Roman Gods/Goddesses listed in the web site.

  • Research
  • Find out about other Roman Gods and Goddesses.


  • Roman Remains
  • Imagine you are a Celt and the Romans are leaving Britain. How do you feel?

  • Research
  • Find out what else the Romans left Britain with.

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