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12th grade critical thinking family consumer sciences resources for Microsoft Excel
My Dream Car: A Microsoft Excel Project
I found that my students really enjoyed doing this Excel project in Computer Applications. Students will use Excel and its capabilities, to apply formulas and charts to a subject which they find fun and interesting, their dream car. They will choose several cars and will then do a cost analysis of their selected cars. To do this project, they have to select several cars, find cost and fuel economy information on those cars, download pictures of the cars and use Excel to do a cost analysis.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: Microsoft EXCEL Activities - 6 PROJECTS!
Foods Lab Evaluation Sheet 2 - Teacher Version
This is another template to collect data / assess and evaluate students' performance in the foods lab.
This template is in an Excel format so you can have a master copy for your students' names and change and edit as you go.
The categories for assessment are:
Prepared
Organization
Product
Clean Up
There are 3-4 criteria that fall under each category.
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4th - 12th
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Excel 2010 - Let's Plan a Party/Budget
TSW create an excel spreadsheet to prepare a budget for a birthday party. The budget is $1,000 for a Sweet 16 or Finally 16 (for the boys) party. The students will determine amount of supplies needed for 20 guests and create formulas to calculate expenses and stay within the budget.
Grades:
7th - 12th
AICE Thinking Skills - Curriculum and Exam Breakdowns
(This product had originally been mistakenly uploaded incorrectly and then fixed but the negative review has never been taken down)This product includes a day-by-day breakdown of an entire First Semester, which covers all skills involved for AS level except the writing application needed in questions #2 and #5 on Paper 2. It includes all AS level Problem Solving Skills for Paper 1, as well as the AS level skills needed for questions #1, #3 and #4 (RAVEN, Main Conclusion, Intermediate Conclusion,
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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WISE EXAM and PERSONAL FINANCE GLOSSARY -- PDF, Word, and Excel Formats!!
This is a printable and customizable (provided in PDF, Excel, and Word format) WISE Exam / economics and personal finance glossary with accurate but student-friendly definitions. It has all essential W!SE / WISE exam content...but also vocabulary that is often in personal finance classes but not tested by the W!SE exam.This resource is available as a "print and go" glossary in PDF format. But, the MS Word file is also provided as is an easy to sort / organize Excel file with suggested themati
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: WISE / W!SE Exam REVIEW SHEETS and PERSONAL FINANCE GLOSSARY Bundle
Monthly Budget Template *FREEBIE* - Google Sheets
This MONTHLY BUDGET TEMPLATE is a Google Sheet that allows students to create a personal budget based on their own Income & Expenses. It is customizable and has tips included. It is compatible with Google Classroom and ready to upload.HOW COULD I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM?Upload to Google Classroom for virtual or distance learning Leave the link with students when you have a subWHAT’S INCLUDED?One editable Google Sheet that is compatible with Google Classroom. COMPATIBLE RESOURCESThis product
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Financial Literacy Checking Assignment (check writing)
This is an assignment to teach students how to write checks and balance a checkbook. It is an interactive Excel Spreadsheet and self scores if the student completes it on the computer.
There are two parts to the assignment. The first part has the students correctly fill out 8 checks based on prompts given to them. The 2nd part uses those 8 checks and other non-check transactions to teach them how to fill out and balance a check register.
Also included is a .pdf printable version of the ass
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Cash Flow Tracker | Log All Income & Expenses
Distance Learning Resource (if needed) A cash flow tracker is used as a place to write down all income and expenses that an individual or business experiences over a given time period, in this case 1 month. Students (or adults) will be asked to track all income (salary, gifts, dividends, allowance) and all outgoings (spending investing, and saving to other accounts) for one month. This information is then used to help individuals, families, and businesses identify where they are currently spendi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Needs vs Wants & Budgeting Unit | BUNDLE
Sales Forecast Profit Predictor Excel & Sheets Template - Accounting
Want to make business sales projections easier for students to understand and forecast? This Profit Predictor Template in Excel and Google Sheets has students practice predicting sales, calculating expenses, and determining profits using this simple napkin finance model in 4 easy-to-follow steps. A babysitting example makes it understandable along with detailed directions and a grading rubric providing clear expectations. Incorporate this versatile accounting template in any sales projection
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Food Costing Sheet
Teaching students how to cost out food is valuable--but what if you just need to quickly cost out food for yet another catering job or shopping spree for a food lab? Some school districts now require teachers to itemize their costs even before stepping into the store. Who has time to gather all those numbers on an online store first? With this handy Excel file, you can quickly punch in the amount of each food item/ingredient and it will compute it for you! NEW: Google Sheets version is linked on
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Master Grocery Cost Spreadsheet
Use this spreadsheet to make adding up ingredient amounts and costs for a culinary class quick and easy! Input the total package cost of an ingredient and the spreadsheet will calculate specific amounts needed down to the tablespoon, cup, or whatever amount you may need. There is also a recipe amounts tab to calculate how much you need of each ingredient in order to calculate the cost. The conversion chart tab can be used to convert measurements, and the summary sheet can keep track of everyt
Grades:
6th - 12th
Group Discussion Rubric
Use this rubric whenever you have a class discussion. It provides a tangible way of grading these discussion, it teachers discussion behavior/skills, and it helps manage the discussion time. Students rate themselves and are rated by each other and the teacher completes a rating. Points are awarded for synchronicity of ratings. Repeated use of this rubric reinforces dicussion skills and solidifies the application of these skills. Students who do not choose to verbally contribute in the discussion
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Master Grocery Order Spreadsheet
Use this spreadsheet to make adding up ingredient amounts for a culinary class quick and easy! Input the amounts of each ingredient for a recipe, and the spreadsheet will calculate the amount you need for an entire class with six kitchens all the way up to 10 classes. There is a conversion chart tab to convert measurements as well as a summary sheet to keep track of everything you need to order in one place.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Jeopardy: Birth defect, labor, childcare
This game has the following categories:Birth defects and genesTechniques/baby's 1st month Prevention (how to prevent SIDS, SBS, etc)LaborChildcare programsRandom (Pregnancy, baby terms, parenting)$$$ (Cost of having a kid)Each category has 5 questions except final jeopardy. You can input up to 8 teams, have a countdown, take/add points, has sound effects, and will do all the math for you! You can also edit the questions if they do not apply to your class; a link to instructions are on the 2nd ta
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Jeopardy - Child Development (Unit 1-2: Childcare, family types, lifecycles)
These are the categories for jeopardy:Types of childcares How much do babies' cost Code of ethics Starting Up a Childcare programFamily types Life cycles StagesEach category has 5 questions except final jeopardy. You can input up to 8 teams, have a countdown, take/add points, has sound effects, and will do all the math for you! You can also edit the questions if they do not apply to your class; a link to instructions are on the 2nd tab. This template is from flippity.net. Super fun way to engage
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Growing UP!!! Student Project
This project is currently used as a summative project for a Family Consumer/Social Science course for high school level students. The possibilities for applying this project cross-curricular are endless! Project “Growing UP” features the sections listed below, while placing focus on relationships, parenting and adulthood. Additionally, students analyze just how much “babies” cost in terms of expenses (feeding, diapers & other merchandise). Students complete a section on budgeting, where the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
(Supplement) My Best Life Scenario Game - Automated Spreadsheet
My Best Life Scenario Game's automated spreadsheet removes much of the budget calculation hassle. This improves the speed and accuracy of the players, allowing the focus to be on decision making instead of tabulating. For each year, players will create a balanced budget, then simulated events will occur and they have to determine how to re-balance their budget. At the end of the game, players will have learned how to budget as well as gain insights into how purchasing decisions and unforeseeabl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Physics Project: Create a Resistors Color Code Reader Using Google sheet
Improve your students' understanding of resistors and develop their Excel skills. The project aims to create a complete understanding of resistor color codes and enhance students' technological skills in a fun and engaging way by integrating hands-on resistor analysis, Excel competence, and interactive learning. You can use this activity for Middle and High school students.This project is made up of two Google sheets that serve two objectives.The first sheet is a 'resistor color code reader,' in
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Electric Circuits and Resistors Activities and Worksheets Bundle
Child Care Cost of Parenting Spreadsheet Research Activity
Students will research online (or use newspaper ads) to find the prices of baby items for baby's first year. This excel spreadsheet will automatically add the total price of their first year for the students.Your students will need access to computers in order to take advantage of the spreadsheet.
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5th - 12th
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Internet Scavenger Hunt Collection, Volume 1 (Biography, Reference & More!)
This is collection of 5 online scavenger hunts (WITH KEYS). These exercises use powerful, compelling contexts that develop research, literacy, and analytic skills.
The collection includes ...
Biography 1 & 2 (Online biographies of leaders, educators, musicians, and more!)
Reference 1 (Online reference sites like the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, CIA World FactBook, RhymeZone Rhyming Dictionary, etc.)
Schoolhouse Rock 1 (Introduce your students to classics like "Interjection!", "I'm Just A
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Pay for College Planner Spreadsheet - Personal Finance
I originally created this from scratch to compare costs for schools for my own 2 sons (one's in college and the other is a senior in high school). This resource is perfect for students comparing various costs for specific colleges, whether they have financial aid offers yet or not. The spreadsheet calculates running student loan balances, freshman year as-a-glance, direct and indirect expenses, etc. for each semester of college. Available in Excel and Sheets. The link to the Sheets is on the
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10th - 12th
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AICE Thinking Skills Exam Breakdown 2020-2022
This resource is two excel files that have categorized all of the questions on Papers 1 and 2 for the last three years (since the exam update). The Problem Solving Matrix has 9 different types of problems that have been used over the past 3 years as well as how many points they were on the exam. The Critical Thinking Matrix has the topics for the 11 past exams as well.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Food Truck Project
Minimum two-week lesson where students create a food truck business.Included are:- Food Truck Project Guide- Food Truck Menu Spreadsheet- Food Truck Brainstorm Worksheet- Investor Letter Example
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Popcorn Experiment Nutrition and Food Science Lab Data Sheet
This allows students to see how fixing popcorn in a variety of ways affects the taste and texture as well as the greasiness, saltiness, etc. This is important to the discussion of changing diets to meet the needs of specific health conditions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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