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Primary History: Worksheet: The Romans - A Roman Soldier

The document provides instructions for completing a worksheet where students label parts of a Roman soldier's equipment, draw designs on the shield and standard, and color the soldier according to information given about armor, tunics, shields, and sandals.

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Primary History: Worksheet: The Romans - A Roman Soldier

The document provides instructions for completing a worksheet where students label parts of a Roman soldier's equipment, draw designs on the shield and standard, and color the soldier according to information given about armor, tunics, shields, and sandals.

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Primary History

Worksheet: The Romans - A Roman soldier


Primary History
bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory BBC2009
On the other page of this worksheet is an incomplete drawing of a Roman
solider.
1. Using the words in the box label the soldiers equipment.
2. Draw the Roman eagle at the top of the standard and make a design on
the shield.
3. Colour the soldier correctly, using the information below.
The armour and helmets were made of metal.
Tunics were usually red, and made of wool in winter, linen in summer.
The shield was plywood or leather. It curved round the body. The
paint used was red, brown and beige.
Sandals were worn all year round. They were made from leather. The
soles had iron hobnails to make them last longer.
Helmet Sword Shield Standard Armour Tunic Sandals
Primary History
Worksheet: The Romans - A Roman soldier
Primary History
bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory BBC2009
Colour the soldier correctly, using
the information below.

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