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Career and technical education simulations for Microsoft Excel
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Financial Literacy - Budgeting - Money Management: 14-Day MS-EXCEL Simulation
FINANCIAL LITERACY - BUDGETING - MONEY MANAGEMENT 14-Day MS-EXCEL VERSION SIMULATION – is a very comprehensive, exciting, and interactive computerized real world turn-key activity/simulation whereby students “Flip the Die” for their “Station in Life” and experience “The Real World” according to the roll of the die -- it is guaranteed to keep students “on their toes! This simulation can be used for years to come and in all disciplines — it never becomes obsolete. This version has been created
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Making Money from Lemons--Microsoft Excel 2010 Project
This is an updated version of a previously posted project. This version is updated to reflect the Microsoft Office 2010 format. Students play a fun game that requires them to figure out how to make the most profit from their own "Lemonade Stand". Students will learn to create a spreadsheet that keeps track sales profit and loss. They will also create a graph that shows a sales report at the end of their "season".
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Cost of Sales Project
This project is meant to help students apply knowledge in several areas including spreadsheets, such as Excel and a major business topic, Inventory Control and Cost of Sales.
This is not a full lesson, but an activity meant to stretch the students' understanding and ability to apply skills that are learned in classes dealing with spreadsheets or general business.
Cost of Sales Sheet
The cost of sales is essentially how much it cost for the inventory. A major factor of the sheet was determin
Grades:
9th - 12th
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For Here or To Go?
This is a spreadsheet activity in which the students create and test a usable customer order form to be used at a diner. Sheet 2 displays the formulas to be used. Sheet 3 has printable student directions and teaching suggestions.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Payroll Spreadsheet
This spreadsheet was used as a payroll system for students in my career class. I used this to record their classroom performance by putting in 8 hours worked for a good day down to 1 hour worked for not a good day. A 0 was used as absent. At the end of the week, the 'hours' worked were added up and then multiplied by their hourly wage (column B). Every two weeks, I would give out their 'check stub' to show them how much they earned (i.e. how well they performed in class). Also included
Grades:
6th - 12th
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