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Career and technical education games for Microsoft Excel
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Battleship Game Board in Microsoft Excel
The classic Battleship game board in Microsoft Excel. Use it with your students for fun or to help reinforce formatting skills in spreadsheet software. This activity applies formatting skills, such as cell borders, cell fill colors, cell reference naming, and locating cell references. Great activity for distant learning and compatible with Google Sheets!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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CCSS:
Accounting Monopoly Project (Full Accounting Cycle)
This is a multiple week/Semester long Monopoly Accounting Project that allows students to get out of their seats, interact with their peers, be competitive while having fun, all while continuing to learn and implement principles taught in Accounting I.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Excel Battleship
Looking for a fun introductory Excel project? Look no further! Your students will have a great time building a battleship game board using Excel. They will practice formatting columns & rows, changing font, selecting alignment, filling color, and copying sheets. Directions include screenshots of the tools to aid students in completing the project independently. Great for a computer apps class!The zip file includes:Excel Battleship Directions PDFExcel Battleship Directions - Editable in WOR
Grades:
6th - 12th
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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
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lemonade Stand Spreadsheet
What do you do when life gives you lemons? When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. Students will play a lemonade stand game online and track their progress. Then, they will use the data to create a lemonade stand spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. The first handout walks students through how to play the game. The second handout describes what students will need to do to create the spreadsheet. Students will input data, insert formulas, insert a column chart, and insert a picture. The handout
Grades:
6th - 12th
Weekly Typing Test Tracker
Weekly Typing text tracker (Excel Document) with link to FREE typing test! Students can record their weekly type test and save the results each week of the semester. At the end of the semester all sorts of data can be calculated about their growth! Enjoy this AWESOME weekly activity that helps with keyboard tracking and Excel practice! -The Business Baller
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Battleship - Google Sheets
Create the game of Battleship from scratch!Students will work in groups of two to design their own playable version of Battleship in a google sheet. Using a separate sheet of paper students will measure and draw their grid to hide their ships and will use a Google sheet to find and destroy their opponents ships.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
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The Ultimate Trivia Card Generator
This is the product of many more hours of testing and tweaking the original version to create Trivial Pursuit cards.This one allows you to add images to the categories, the question and answer sides are more clearly defined and easier to read and there is a secret spot on the bottom to identify the date or version.It consists of four pages allowing for 36 total questions and answers. On pages one and two based on the color enter the question on one side of the table and the answer on the second
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Excel 2010 Battleship
To end my unit on Microsoft Excel 2010, I have my students play Battleship in Excel. The premise is the same as the board game, but the "boards" are Excel worksheets. Students have to use fill color, boarders, alignment and have to change the height and width of cells. My students can get the board created and play a round in one 50 minute class period. However, I usually let them play for another full 50 minute class period.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Microsoft Excel Battleship
Introduce Microsoft Excel by playing the familiar game Battleship. The challenge excites students while also providing an overview of Excel. This is a perfect activity for computer and business courses.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Study Bingo
Enter 30 terms in the boxes below. Terms could include words from any lesson in Microsoft word. Teacher reads the definintion and the students say the correct word, then the teacher tells students what term to write the word for (ex. term 1) as so forth until someone gets bingo. This is a method to get students engaged in a quiz.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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