Embark on an unforgettable journey through Ancient Rome with Casus Romanus! 🎲
This immersive board game is meticulously designed to make Latin learning both enjoyable and effective for all students, especially for visual learners, dyslexic pupils, and children with special educational needs (SEN).
Why Choose Casus Romanus?
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Engaging Learning Experience: Players become Roman citizens exploring iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Pantheon, Circus Maximus, and Theatre Marcellus. This adventure transforms Latin vocabulary and grammar into interactive challenges, making learning both dynamic and memorable.
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Tailored for SEN Students: Recognising the unique learning styles of SEN pupils, Casus Romanus incorporates multisensory techniques, ensuring that every child can grasp and retain Latin concepts effectively.
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Boosts Confidence and Enthusiasm: By integrating play with education, this game fosters a positive learning environment, helping children build self-assurance in their language skills.
What’s Inside the Box?
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A beautifully illustrated 17×19 tile playing board depicting Ancient Rome.
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Four Roman citizen playing pieces in vibrant colours.
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A six-sided die.
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160 question cards covering Easy and Hard Latin Vocabulary, Latin Grammar, Roman/Greek Myths, and Roman Civilisation.
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40 Roman relic reward cards as souvenirs from each landmark.
How Does It Work?
Starting from the central Forum, players navigate the streets of Rome, answering questions to progress and collect souvenirs. The goal is to visit all four landmarks, gather unique relics, and return safely to the Forum, all while enhancing Latin language skills.
Invest in Your Child’s Educational Journey
Priced at £29.98, Casus Romanus offers a valuable blend of education and entertainment. It’s more than just a game; it’s a tool that supports your child’s academic growth and love for learning.
Order Now
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enrich your child’s educational experience. Order Casus Romanus today and watch them embark on a captivating adventure through history and language!