Cereal School
By:
There Is No Box
This delicious set of 10 hands-on activities is a fun way to introduce and reinforce foundational math skills using every kid’s favorite breakfast food: cereal! These low-prep, printer-friendly pages focus on counting, number identification, patterns, sorting, critical thinking, and more. An included Teaching Guide gives two additional pages of expanded learning ideas that incorporate advanced math concepts and 5 additional games to play with the flash cards in this set.
Cereal School
This delicious set of 10 hands-on activities is a fun way to introduce and reinforce foundational math skills using every kid’s favorite breakfast food: cereal! These low-prep, printer-friendly pages focus on counting, number identification, patterns, sorting, critical thinking, and more. An included Teaching Guide gives two additional pages of expanded learning ideas that incorporate advanced math concepts and 5 additional games to play with the flash cards in this set.
Cereal School includes:
- Chomp! A perfect strategy and critical thinking game for preschoolers!
- Fill the Bowl: A hands-on counting and number recognition activity
- Flash Cards: Numbers 1-10
- Cereal Checkers in 2 versions (Numbers 1-10 and Uppercase Letters)
- Cereal Clip Cards for numerals 1-10
- Color with Cereal: Tactile art activity
- Cereal Sort: Color recognition activity
- Spilled Cereal: Counting and number recognition activity
- Yummy Patterns: Explore foundational math skills by identifying and recreating patterns!
- Teaching Guide: Two additional pages of expanded learning ideas!
Simply print and grab a box of cereal to start the fun with Cereal School!
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There Is No Box
Hey! I’m Amanda! Welcome to my shop! Here you’ll find some great printables to help you and your children make the most of every opportunity while having lots of fun along the way!
Amanda has a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education. She has worked in various roles within the education world, spending several years as a family advocate for the Head Start preschool program, and then working as a county coordinator of the project-learning based 4-H program.
She has spent the last 13 years as a stay-at-home mom, dedicating her time and talents to homeschooling her six children. Amanda co-founded an educational collaborative in her home city, which she also helps lead.
In addition to being an indie-author, she also creates and sells homeschool resources online. Amanda loves challenging herself to see things from new perspectives and dreaming up new ways to approach learning. She is passionate about helping others find freedom and joy in their educational experience, and everything she creates works towards that goal.
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