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7th grade business homework for Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel Bundle
I recommend using these four products in this order. You could also use the last one as an assessment.1. Excel Number Format Practice2. Excel Formula Practice3. Excel Formula Chart Practice4. Excel Formula and Chart Practice
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7th - 12th
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Check Writing Exercise-Spanish, ELL, Intro to Personal Finance
If you have high school or adult students who need to learn how to write checks and balance an account, this activity is the place to begin. The file includes a check register (with instructions of where the money goes) and sample checks. This spreadsheet can be an engaging and effective exercise in the ELL, Spanish, or business class.
Instructions are in English with some Spanish words, such as the bank’s name and the address. However, this file is fully customizable – you can translate it st
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Peter Parkers Financial Scenario Budget and Balance Sheet Practice
This activity allows students to use Microsoft Excel to create BOTH a realistic balance sheet and a budget based on the financial situation of the fictional character Peter Parker (better known as Spider-Man!)This activity reinforces important financial literacy topics such as pay yourself first, assets vs liabilities, and balancing a budget!
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Monthly Budget Activity Reflection Questions & Webquest * Little Prep!
DescriptionGreat supplemental material to a budgeting or finance unit. This monthly budget activity is an Excel spreadsheet that can easily be converted to a Google Sheet; complete with items, costs, and formulas. Student LearningStudents will be given a certain monthly income (you may use tokens of your choice) and will then have to chose items based on their income, as it fits into their budget. Once completed, there are reflection questions to have students explain what they have learned.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Excel Formula and Chart Practice
This worksheet combines formulas and charts in one practice/assessment. Included topics:AdditionSubtractionMultiplicationDivisionTotalsAverageMinimumMaximumColumn ChartPie ChartLine ChartI would use this after my Excel Formula Practice and Excel Chart products. If you like these products, check out my Excel Number Format product as well.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel Bundle
Which Federal Reserve Did My Bill Come From?
A tally sheet that is a great pre-cursor to any field trip or discussion on the Federal Reserve. Kiddos can learn how to identify which reserve the bill in thier wallet/purse comes from and over a period of time (determined by you), can tally where the bills are from that they and their parents use for transactions. Great project for students learning about money or economics!Comes as an Excel document, but you can export that into a PDF to print for your student where they can complete with a
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K - 12th
Excel Spreadsheet Christmas Wish List
Students will use Microsoft Excel to create a list of 10 items they would like to receive as gifts this Christmas.Skills Used:Input cell dataMerge and center cellsApply number formatsResearch online Adjust column widthFormat a worksheetUse this as independent or guided practice, depending on the skill level of your students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Excel Vocabulary
Twenty words I use to introduce Excel to my Computer Applications students. The 1st page is the vocabulary filled in and the second page is blank copy for students to take notes with.
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6th - 8th
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