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Free computer science resources for Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word Basic Keyboard Shortcuts Worksheet
Activity Overview:
Everyone knows that fast and efficient typist rarely let their fingers leave the keyboard. Having to lift your hand to find the mouse, then point and click at an icon, only slows down typing speed. Becoming adept at using control key shortcuts will not only save time but will increase your knowledge of the power of your word processor.
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This Worksheet Should be distributed and reviewed with students before Shortcut Activity 1. (Free Activity provided within P
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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FREE - CRAAP Test .DOC - Reliable Sources, Stem, Tech Distance Learning Research
"Since humans have used language to communicate, strategies have been developed to trick one another. In the past, these strategies have included propaganda, scams, deception, and more. In today’s internet era, students struggle with these tricks and others – like information abundance, data filtering, and fake news. It is more important now than ever, to teach students the skills they need to identify if information is reliable, or if it is crap."Included in this document:FREE CRAAP Test Works
Grades:
4th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Computer Finger Keyboard Placement Worksheet Fill In The Missing Letter Windows8
Keyboard Finger Placement!Directions: Fill in the missing Keyboard Keys. Use the Key-Box below and Write in the Correct missing Keyboard Keys.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Video Game Reading Articles Compare and Contrast
High-level interest reading articles about video games! Article one is about how NASA uses video games, while article two discusses video game addiction. Comprehension questions attached with answers! This always generates great discussion!*On this worksheet set, I put the answer key first.*
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Christmas Trivia Internet Scavenger Hunt
This activity consists of 15 Christmas trivia questions which students answer using an Internet search engine. Answers, with links to sources, are included.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Guess the Logo Marketing Game
This is one page (word doc) of 30 logos and then a seperate page with an answer key of what those logos are. I usually display the 30 logos on my board and have the kids guess what company the logos belong to on a piece of paper. You can do teams or have it be timed. This is a short fun game or could be a bell ringer.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Computer Login Cards
Use these login cards for your students! Simply enter in their name, username, and password. Print on card stock and laminate if you wish!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Manage Sports Statistics in Google Drive / Google Sheets - Activity
Use Google Sheets to analyze sports data
This activity lets students practice several fundamental spreadsheet skills, including:
-renaming documents
-adding formulas
-inserting / formatting charts
Screenshots demonstrate how to do all of the above in Google Sheets, the spreadsheet application in the Google Drive suite. You can add additional statistics to customize the assignment for your students and adjust the level of difficulty.
Aligned to the following Massachusetts Technology Literacy
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Web Quest- Veteran's Day- Middle School/High School Computer Lab.
This is a web quest activity where the student will search the internet to answer questions about the history of Veteran's Day while also learning to copy and paste images into a table and embed hyperlinks in a picture. To make it fun, I give a prize to the first two students who email the completed web quest to me.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Computer Class Microsoft Word Processing Activity Assessment
I use this assessment in my lower elementary grades to see where they are at with their basic word processing skills in Microsoft Word. It is compatible with the program Scholastic Keys that our school uses for the lower elementary grades.
This reviews skills such as highlighting, backspacing, resizing images, copy & paste, changing font colors, formatting, and correct typing at a lower elementary level.
I have attached a screenshot of the instructions at the end of the document for your
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Parts of a Computer Coloring Page
This is a great worksheet for grades K, 1 and 2. I made this because the students seemed to understand what I was saying, but I wanted to have them apply it on paper. The students brought their pencil box to class and after a short lesson they completed this paper for a grade.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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News website evaluation - Emergency sub plan
This is my emergency sub plan for newspaper, as well as an activity we do in my intro unit. The activity can be repeated for kids who need something to do simply by choosing a different website to evaluate, or they could do a self-evaluation for the school's website by answering the first 5 questions about it, and then on number 6 coming up with new ideas for the school's website.
With this editable Word document, students are asked to evaluate a news website based on content, ease of use, prof
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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5E Lesson Plan Template - TEKS Edition
I'm a Texas Teacher so all of my lessons follow TEKS. This one is completely editable. Simply download it and "enable editing" in your Microsoft Word program. I changed the colors to red because that is our school colors; you may also change them to whatever you may like.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Microsoft Word Basic Keyboard Shortcuts Activity 1
Everyone knows that fast and efficient typist rarely let their fingers leave the keyboard. Having to lift your hand to find the mouse, then point and click at an icon, only slows down typing speed. Becoming adept at using control key shortcuts will not only save time but will increase your knowledge of the power of your word processor.
Activity Overview:
In this activity, you will practice using shortcuts for common editing tasks in Microsoft Word. Before you begin, review the table below whic
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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When I Grow Up- Career Exploration
This project is designed to inspire students to seek a future career choice.
After researching the career of their choice, they will develop a PowerPoint Presentation to present and share the information they found with the class.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Microsoft Excel Guided Lesson 1: Energy/Sports Drinks
This lesson has students research and collect data on the nutritional value of popular sports and energy drinks. Students are then guided through creating and formatting a table that represents their findings. Student are taught how to use Auto Formulas as well as write their own formulas to perform mathematical operations. Furthermore, students learn how to save time by dragging preexisting formulas into other cells. Once there research and tables are created and formatted, students learn to
Grades:
7th - 10th
Group Project Peer Evaluation Form
This Group Project Peer Evaluation Form allows students to grade one another on a scale from 1-5 going over topics such as attitude, performance, participation, and quality of work.Students can also leave a note to the teacher if they would like to address any concerns that they may have about the project.This form can be modified to meet the needs of any project and allow teachers an easy way to get feedback for longer group projects.Contents of this set include:Group Project Peer Evaluation Fo
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Real News vs. Fake News
I created this assignment while teaching a unit on Media Literacy. Students discussed different types of media. This led to the lesson over media via television, print, radio, and online. Students discussed in small groups how they get their news, current affairs etc... They also discussed currently how a majority of people visit different social media outlets to receive information, and how the information that is circulated around the web is not always accurate and factual, but based on hearsa
Grades:
7th - 9th
Dream Cars Project - Spreadsheet Applications Project
This project was created for an 8th grade computer applications course and practices skills learned with spreadsheet applications. This project could be easily adapted to use Microsoft Office Excel or Google Sheets at various grade levels.
The following skills should be introduced before beginning this project:
• Creating spreadsheets
• Adjusting cell sizes
• Typing on multiple lines within a cell
• Cell shading and borders
• SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, and MAX formulas
• Formulas using = + - * / ( )
•
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Practicing online research skills and citing sources
This printable will allow students to practice their research skills by requiring them to choose a topic of interest, find three, credible online sources that relate to the topic, and provide appropriate documentation of sources. The printable is scaffold in a way that reviews the requirements for documenting sourcse and makes students feel more at ease with the process. This printable could be used to begin the process for a research-based writing piece or the creation of a PowerPoint.
Than
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Chevron Computer Log In Cards
Editable chevron computer log in cards! These login cards are great for when students do not know their log in or password. The cards come in
8 different colors.
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Google Doc Toolbar Practice with Dr. Seuss FREE DOWNLOAD
This worksheet was created for students to practice using the skills needed to interact with Google Docs (and to start building skills they will need to use on the SBAC). This worksheet provides students with the opportunity to practice highlighting, how to search, select, right click, drag and drop, etc.
This is created for use in Google Classroom. The file is in Microsoft Word format. To use it, simply "drag and drop" or "upload" the file into your Google Drive. When you preview the file, cli
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Unplugged Coding in the Early Years
The digital curriculum of New Zealand states that we should be teaching this to our tamariki (children) by 2020. Here is a simple way to introduce unplugged coding into your classroom.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Middle School Computer Projects/ Rubrics
Projects and and rubrics are perfect for a middle school computer class. I've bundled 6 of my top favorite projects that will help your students succeed with computers! Projects include practice with word processing, inserting clip art, using paint, digital design, and creating graphs/tables,dream house project, resume project, data and graphs project, European vacation assignment (Google Maps), a bibliography project, and a day at the museum. Each project gives point values or a rubric to m
Grades:
6th - 9th
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