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Graphic arts resources for Microsoft Excel under $5
MICROSOFT EXCEL: CREATE YOUR NAME using PIXEL ART in Microsoft Excel
Introduce your students to Microsoft Excel with this fun and creative pixel art project! Students will learn how to format a spreadsheet with column width and row height and apply fill techniques to create their name in a very creative way. Step-by-step directions will guide students on how to complete each task. File format is a PDF file with directions and examples provided!
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3rd - 12th
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Yearbook Spread Assignment Sheet
I am the yearbook teacher for a Preschool-12th grade international school overseas. My first year, I had 14 secondary students and less than a semester to create the yearbook.
The first week, I had all of the students sign up for a Gmail account if they didn't have one already. For almost every step of the process, I had students refer to documents on Google Drive, especially for their spread assignments. If they forget which one they had next or when it was due, I told them to look it up onli
Grades:
9th - 12th
General Visual Arts Rubric
This is a rubric that can be used for ANY visual arts project! You can edit it in Excel to create a more specific rubric, but it works as-is. I include point values also to create a final score out of 100 points. This makes a more concrete score for a student and puts it in a format that is familiar and accessible. I also include an area for self-assessment as well as an area for some targeted feedback.
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5th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Intro to Formatting
In this introduction to using Excel, students pretend they are creating a customer contact list for a Lawncare business. They type in the data and get used to navigating the cells that make up Excel spreadsheets. Along the way, students add colors, borders, and complete other basic formatting tasks. This lesson is about learning the basics of formatting in Excel and saves the math functionality for another day.As Excel can initially feel foreign and not overly intuitive to new users when compar
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Pixel Art- Memorial Day Math- Customary Capacity Conversion
Customary Capacity Conversions for Memorial Day!
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4th - 6th
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Colorful rainbow multicolored watercolor leaf abstract png clipart
PNG ILESDigital backgrounds are great for digital and print use including powerpoint, scrapbooking, invitations, worksheets, cards, etc.Backgrounds are licensed for personal use or commercial use in any educational product. Credit is appreciated but not required. All backgrounds are copyright to me and are created by me. They are not to be onsold or given away as images - only as part of a larger design.Rating after downloading is very appreciated
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
MICROSOFT EXCEL: Create a Trendy Checkered Name Project - Pixel Art Activity
Create a Trendy Checkerboard Name Project in Microsoft ExcelThis spreadsheet design project will allow students to practice the following skills:Resize rowsChange column widthsAdd/remove shadingAdd/remove bordersMuch more!Included are:Step-by-Step Directions26-Letter Alphabet Font Guide (To Help With Difficult Letters)Solution File with ExamplesFile format will be a zipped folder with all files included!
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5th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Conditional Formatting
Students learn all about Conditional Formatting and the VLOOKUP function in this lesson. They construct a worksheet which summarizes the restaurant ratings of fictional critics. A splash of color helps to breathe life into the data and accentuate key pieces of information. This is where Conditional Formatting comes in.
The VLOOKUP function is used to facilitate an automatic recommendation system which is based on average restaurant ratings.
The lesson allows for differentiation. Instruction is
Grades:
6th - 12th
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before and after numbers worksheets pdf
before and after numbers worksheet 1-2"Before and After Numbers" worksheets are a valuable resource for educators and parents to introduce and reinforce the fundamental concept of number sequencing to young learners. These worksheets provide a hands-on way for children to become more comfortable with numbers and prepare them for more advanced mathematical concepts.
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Not Grade Specific
Addition and Subtraction of 3-Digit Numbers- PIXEL ART- MAY 4TH
3-Digit Addition and Subtraction - Pixel Art- May the 4th
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3rd - 5th
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High School Art Rubric Foundations Level
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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7th - 12th
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Halloween Pixel Art Excel/Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel activity to use upper elementary or middle school students? This great lesson incorporates art as students learn the basics of Microsoft Excel.These are also fun lessons to use if you just need something for a one day lesson.
This download includes:
1. Teacher & Student Resources
2. Excel Template for Pixel Art
3. Legends and Sample Pictures for 3 Halloween Pictures
When completed let students make their own pictures, they will love it!
I've used this with 6th and 7th gra
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5th - 9th
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Computer Class - Pixel Art Puzzle 1 (Google Sheets)
These pixelated puzzles are so fun your students won't even realize they're practicing skills. Students flip through worksheets to get to the different puzzles, Use Ctrl + Click to get to multiple cells at once, Use the Fill Bucket to add in the colors and use the Undo button when they make a mistake. Once they've done a few picture puzzles, you can even teach them how to create their own (which they LOVE). There are three puzzles in this pack: a rainbow diamond, that one Italian plumber guy fro
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3rd - 6th
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More Excel Fun with Pictures
Creating art with excel is an excellent way to have fun and yet review some of the functions of the program. This project is longer than other ones I have created and when tested on my 11 year old grandson, he found it a bit more challenging, but loves to see the finished product. Requires finding cells, filling with colors, being organized and carefully following directions, page set up and also cell formatting.
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6th - 10th
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Computer Class - Pixel Art Puzzle 2 (Google Sheets)
These pixelated puzzles are so fun your students won't even realize they're practicing skills. Students flip through worksheets to get to the different puzzles, Use Ctrl + Click to get to multiple cells at once, Use the Fill Bucket to add in the colors and use the Undo button when they make a mistake. Once they've done a few picture puzzles, you can even teach them how to create their own (which they LOVE). There are three puzzles in this pack: cute fries, rainbow paw print and Patrick from that
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3rd - 6th
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EXCEL 2016 - More Functions - WXFG Radio
This lesson is great for taking a deeper dive into using functions. The premise for the activity is students are pretending to be recently hired by a fictional radio station to clean up their archaic record-keeping practices. Students transform a disorganized, incomplete and mistake-ridden employee information spreadsheet using functions.
They use the power of some of Excel’s text manipulation and date calculation functions. It is a perfect follow up to Excel 2016 - Simple Functions - NBA Sa
Grades:
7th - 12th
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300+ Artificial Inteligencies
Hi, I'm new on TPT, I'd appreciate you support with a nice rating.This is what I'm sharing in this product:More than 300 artificial intelligence resources with their names, URL's and a short description of what they are capable to do. I compiled them in a fully editable Excel spreadsheet with descriptions in English and in Spanish.Extremely useful for teachers and students!!!This is my longest collection of AI that I build over several months of research and testing. Most of them require creatin
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Digital Mystery Picture (Naruto) - Triangular and Square Numbers
⭐FAMILIARISE STUDENTS WITH EXCELThis is a great activity for students to complete independently or in pairs to review their triangular and square knowledge. Students will know if they answered a question incorrectly as each correct answer will reveal parts of Naruto (SELF-CHECKING).The answer for each question is on the excel sheet in column on the far right, as students won't be able to see this (unless they scroll across).Works on both iPads and laptops!NO PREP REQUIRED & NO PRINTING REQUI
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5th - 8th
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EXCEL 2016 - Using Tables - Grocery List
In this activity, students create a sortable grocery list that calculates a running total. Tables are explored as a convenient means of organizing information and performing some math. Students experience first hand how practical Excel can be for an everyday task such as a grocery list.
In completing this lesson, students will explore using the PRODUCT and IF functions, and will see that these functions can be used in combination. They will learn to freeze rows in order to make the information
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6th - 12th
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Computer Class - Pixel Art Puzzle 3 (Google Sheets)
These pixelated puzzles are so fun your students won't even realize they're practicing skills. Students flip through worksheets to get to the different puzzles, Use Ctrl + Click to get to multiple cells at once, Use the Fill Bucket to add in the colors and use the Undo button when they make a mistake. Once they've done a few picture puzzles, you can even teach them how to create their own (which they LOVE). There are FOUR puzzles in this pack: a hibiscus flower, the girlfriend of that one famous
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3rd - 6th
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My Idiom Booklet - Paint as you wish
I was looking for a fun way to teach my HS students idioms. I have created for them an idiom booklet which they can customise by themselves, just by using some markers. I wasn't sure it was suitable for HS students, but I was wrong! We learn a new idiom every week. Once we are done learning it, they take out their booklet and they color it any way they like. They just can't wait... So, just print and bind and you have the perfect idiom booklet. Idioms included: Break a Leg, A Piece of Cake, Hold
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Not Grade Specific
Slogans Matching Game - Excel
This handout lists 32 popular slogans that can be matched to the company
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Slogans Matching Game Bundle
Creating a Business with Microsoft Office
This assignment allows students to use their creativity and work together to create a business, along with a flyer, business cards, spreadsheets, and more. The assignment encourages students to use Microsoft Office, however, any office suite program would be suitable, including Google docs and sheets.
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5th - 8th
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Over 20 Interesting Halloween Office Clip art (Vector)
Welcome to the special item of our shop: Office native clip arts of HalloweenThere are over 20 clip arts in the pack, which are great for decoration, presentation, illustration in all MS Office AppsThese are all vector objects, that mean you can scale/zoom in without losing graphic quality!Visit our shop for other fun stuffs !For any question/suggestion, please contact us via message or funtastory.pub@gmail.com✨HOW TO USE-----------------------------Open the file, select the object you want to
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Not Grade Specific
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