Elementary Word Processing and Editing Practice - Hidden Figures

Editing a word processed document can be a difficult skill for most upper elementary and lower middle school students! Challenge your students with high interest content that requires specific edits. In addition, your students will learn about three remarkable women who broke racial and gender barriers as they performed complicated calculations necessary for space flight.

These activities are ideal for computer labs and for classroom centers!

Each practice activity file requires the following skills:
⌲ Adding or moving titles
⌲ Formatting fonts

⌲ Changing Text Alignment
⌲ Cutting/Copying/Pasting Words and Paragraphs
⌲ Inserting missing letters and words
⌲ Inserting clipart
⌲ Running the spellcheck feature

What You Will Receive:
⌲ Three Word Processing Activities in both Microsoft Word and Google Docs
⌲ Three sets of editing instructions

⌲ Three answer keys

⌲ Link to 5 minute news report about the "Hidden Figures" women
⌲ Detailed lesson plan with teaching/modeling suggestions
⌲ Questioning and academic feedback ideas
⌲ Informal and formal assessment ideas

These activities are ideal for third-sixth grade students who already have some familiarity with the computer keyboard and basic word processing and editing.

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