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Middle school Black History Month algebra homeschool curricula for Microsoft Excel
Black History Month Project Celebrate Your Differences Excel Computer
Welcome to my Celebrating Your Differences Excel Project. I thought this was a perfect project to do for Black History month. Students do research on themselves!! How fun is that? They write down on a provided research sheet some of their vital statistics, one of which is their heritage. The students share their research sheets with each other to record on their Excel spreadsheets until each students has all their classmate's information. Once the spreadsheets are done, students will learn how t
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Distributive Property Practice Self Checking Assignment
Students use the distributive property and combine like terms to simplify 20 different algebraic expressions. If the students input the correct answer, the answer cell turns green, incorrect answers will turn the cell red. Answers for 1-14 are coded as correct if you distribute and do not rearrange any terms. Answers for 15-20 must have the variable terms first, for examples -6x+13 will turn green but 13-6x will turn red Do not included leading coefficients of 1 "x+4" will turn green, "1x+4"
Grades:
7th - 8th
Multiply & Divide Integers
Working in Google Sheets, students will be able to practice multiply and dividing positive and negative integers to find their respective products or quotients. This lesson provides increasing depth of knowledge practice questions in three increasing levels from Basic to advanced learners.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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