Winona Yap

Included is a list of common themes that are found in most books. It comes with an explanation and a pictures to support students in understanding what the theme means.

Fun project for students who are learning how to add fractions! It is hands on and interactive. Can be done in small groups as well as individually. It includes a checklist and rubric to make sure your students fully understand what is expected of them!

A fun project for students to create while demonstrating their knowledge of adding fractions. Students are given an order number and have to create the pizza that the "customer" asks for. I used an old cardboard box and cut out a 12" diameter circle to act as the actual pizza. I used red construction paper to paste a circle that was 11" inside the cardboard circle to make it seem like pizza sauce. I also cut out the toppings from construction paper for students to use. Included is also a checkli

Welcome teachers and thank you for downloading this fun resource for your students! Each recipe is individually curated, and has been tested for optimal taste and results. The best part of this activity is that you end up with a tasty treat, and students who will have fun learning as they cook! This is great for home-schooling and in-class lessons! Most of them only require a toaster oven or fridge to make. All the recipes are kid-friendly, and most of them require only a few ingredients that mo

Students create their own pizza, using the topping of their choice. Students have to decide what topping will go on what fraction of the pizza, and must simplify their fraction to simplest form afterwards. This could be used as the final project or as the planning page to create a life like pizza out of cardboard, cardstock, etc.

Having trouble with students who refuse to participate in morning meeting? You've come to the right place! This morning meeting booklet/binder can be used for students of all ages, but especially made for ENL and Students with Disabilities. This engages students int their fine motor skills as well as sets up daily routines for them. Once you've downloaded the resource, laminate or insert into a binder sleeve. This activity includes: A teacher's guideI am feeling chartMonths chartDays chartToday

Need a fun and silly activity to do with your students for Thanksgiving?! This is the perfect resource for you! This can be done in class, or as a take-home activity for Thanksgiving break. Be sure to review different parts of speech with your students! Included is: Review of different parts of speechTurkey Getaway Mad LibThe Thanksgiving Mess Mad Lib

Build your own story is an interactive creative writing activity made to supplement students who are struggling with planning their story. It comes with 3 story element dice. Characters (roll twice to choose two characters)Setting (roll once to choose one setting)Problem (roll once to choose one story problem)**Must cut out the OUTER border of the dice. DO NOT cut out each square. Once cut, you can just fold along the lines to create a dice. **It is best to print on cardstock paper to make the d

Ever have trouble engaging your students in class? With this resource, you can connect what you're teaching to real-world career pathways.

Need a fun fall activity that will engage all students? This activity is fun and can be used for kids of all ages! There are two versions, one with sentence starters and one without. Perfect for ENL and Students w/ Disabilities!

Great tool to help you manage your students' behavior. Not only are you able to manage student behavior, but it gives your students the opportunity to self-regulate and self-monitor their own behavior. It is a weekly behavioral chart, so you can update your students' parents weekly.

Fall into Fall with your 5 senses! Here is a fun writing activity for students of all ages! Attached are two copies. One with visuals, and one without, for differentiation!

Looking for something to end your nonfiction reading unit with? In my class we studied animals and their different characteristics, habitats, and diets. Here is a project menu, checklist, and rubric for you and your class to utilize. This is especially great for the younger students, as well as the special education population.

Use this as a friendly reminder to your students on how to unpack and put away things in the closet. Guaranteed to make your mornings smoother and quicker!

A graphic organizer for beginner students to study character traits. It is a great resource for special education students as well as students who are struggling with character traits.