Seriality is a complex partial function of the brain that ensures sequences are correctly perceived and reproduced. This applies to both visual and auditory perceptions and is reflected, among other things, in following a sequence, telling stories, adhering to game rules, counting correctly, planning actions and daily routines in advance, as well as imitating sounds and movements. This educational material helps your students work on difficulties in this area and gain confidence in handling sequences and processes. Through 30 different exercises, children practice recognizing and continuing sequences (for example, from various objects, patterns, symbols, and numbers) as well as understanding and organizing temporal and logical sequences. Various coloring, cutting, and crafting exercises also take motor skills into account.