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Career and technical education handouts for Microsoft Excel
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STEM - Engineering Design Process CROSSWORD PUZZLE #1 35 Clues
This 35-clue crossword puzzle is based on a 7-step Engineering Design Process. All Content needed to solve this is included (one-page handout). This should take 1-2 class periods. SAMPLE CLUES:1 The sharing of ideas from one person to another. 2 When everyone calls out ideas and they are written down 3 As a group, you'll _____ the best solution. 6 This allows us to come up with creative ways of doing things. 9 People see things from their own ____; diverse viewpoints; 13 A test model or practi
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Also included in: STEM / Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Super Bowl Excel Project
About this product:This project was created for students with beginner to intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Excel. You may make any changes to fit the needs of your students. This project can be used with any spreadsheet application including Google Sheets and Numbers.This project includes:Teacher instructionsStudent handout Sample solution fileProject Rubric Terms of Use:You are welcome to make copies for your classroom for personal use. Please keep my copyright information at the bottom o
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Excel Project Bundle
Understanding Account Types and Normal Balances
This is an accounting web to show students what each of the major account types are and when they would be hit. Each account is briefly summarized as well as explains what the normal balance is on each side of the accounting equation. Perfect handout for students to use on practice. Included in this excel document is a prefilled out option to print off, an empty sheet for students to fill out digitally in the text boxes, and then an entirely blank sheet with just the heading to use as guided not
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Accounting Review Bundle
Financial Literacy | Budget Planning | Money Management | Digital/Print Activity
Help your students learn to balance a budget using relatable scenarios and easy-to-use handouts or spreadsheets. SWBAT analyze a budget scenario, apply concepts on budgeting and create a budget plan for three fictional persons. Budgets begin with scenarios explaining income, expenses, and future plans that require money to be set aside each month for high school and college-age people. There is an easy-to-complete chart or spreadsheet (upload both to your Google Classroom if you wish). Stude
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Fast Food Nutrition Chart (Calories, Healthy Eating)
This assignment teaches students about nutrition and calorie counting. This is a five-part assignment using the Internet, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word.
Have students to write down what they would order from their favorite restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Then students will create an Excel chart and list what they ate. Next students would research the calories for each item. Answer questions from a handout and then write summary of their findings.
Includes:
lesson plan, rubri
Grades:
8th - 12th
Theatre Education Handbook for the Extra-Curricular Program
Whether we like it or not, we have two full-time jobs; theatre teacher and Chief Executive Officer. That's right; we are also running a business. While it has educational value, your after-school program cannot succeed without your ability to shift roles into business managers when required. However, most theatre education programs focus entirely on pedagogy. This resource is designed to empower you to take control over the business end of your extra-curricular program. While there are numerous
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Not Grade Specific
Create a crossword puzzle with any version of Microsoft Excel
This lesson deals with any version of Microsoft Excel. The student will create a 10 word crossword puzzle with appropriate formatting.The student will review: resizing columns and rows, formatting cells, adding borders and shading, inserting comments, and conditional formatting.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Video Game Development Timeline of Contributions 4000BC-present
Career Training Instruction Video Game DevelopmentThis amazing timeline sums it all up - what inventions, countries, and technological feats brought us to video games?Organized for a visual learner with STEAM-minded categories, the Video Game Timeline of color-coded categories is the right mix for most learning styles.This Timeline has been created for any middle school, high school, career training, college, or professional organization to view a range of inventions and events that have contrib
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
College Admissions Counseling Curriculum
Includes PPTs and activities for every stage of the college application process, from researching schools to essays to financial aid.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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
"MOCK INTERVIEWER RUBRICS" -- STAGE #4 - "Mock Interview Day Activity"
"MOCK INTERVIEWER RUBRICS" -- STAGE #4 - "Mock Interview Day Activity" -- Careers & Job Hunting Skills Tool Kit is the eight item of eight (listed below) in this STAGE #4 - MOCK INTERVIEWS" that the teacher can implement with their students, once they have created their "CAREER PORTOLIOS." Engaging in “Mock Interviews” is the highlight of the complete career unit because the students have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with community business leaders/business owners in a culminating n
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Shopping Spree Spreadsheet
This handout instructs your students on how to create a shopping spree spreadsheet. In the activity students will be given $10,000 of imaginary money to spend on anything they desire. I included a screenshot of an example in the instructions to aid students in the activity. The spreadsheet will teach students how to insert formulas, format data, and insert pictures. I have uploaded a zip file so that you will also have the spreadsheet file to help you in grading.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Calculating Credit Card Interest
Students seldom understand how credit card interest in calculated. This activity gives demonstrations and practice into how the calculations are done and how little is generally paid to the principal. This activity would also work with Microsoft Excel or similar spreadsheet software.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Understanding RobotC
Programming in RobotC for Vex Robots can have a learning curve not only for the students but the teachers as well. This guide can help you better understand how to set things up and help the kids get set up. Allow the kids to access this file to give them some extra guidance to help them through RobotC. The troubleshooting tab is very helpful to guide them through a few steps eliminating wasting time sitting and waiting for you the teacher. This has gone through many versions through the yea
Grades:
6th - 12th
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What America Buys Computer Applications Project
Students will create a one page report on how Americans spend their money using Word and Excel. The solution files (in Excel and Word) are included as well as the one page handout for students.What America Buys Computer Applications Exercise by Kim Nichols is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Excel Basics Notepad / Worksheet
This slideshow is setup as an 11 x 8.5 size so it can be printed out into worksheets. There's enough room for students to take notes on these sheets.There are 12 slides that lay out beginner topics such as:Getting Started with ExcelCell BasicsModifying Rows, Columns, and CellsFormatting Cellsintroduction to FormulasFunctionsKeyboard ShortcutsThere are also video links at the top of each sheet that correlate with the subject content. The background of these slides are a PDF, but the writing for e
Grades:
9th - 12th
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IBCS Case Study Genetic Algorithms Excel Workbook & Printable Worksheets
This is Excel workbook provides worksheets for practicing PMX, CX and OX crossover techniques by hand. The data is based on the IBCS Genetic Algorithm 2021-22 Case Study. The CHROMOSONES and the members of the MATING POOL are dynamically created each time the workbook recalculates. Students then use the parents in the mating pool to complete the PMX, CX and OX processes. Thorough instructions on how each process is to be included are on the worksheets. After performing crossover by hand, st
Grades:
11th - 12th
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Weather Tracking Spreadsheet
This handout instructs your students on how to create a spreadsheet based the weather forecast. I included a screenshot in the instructions to aid students in the activity. The spreadsheet will require students input data, format data, format cells, insert formulas, and insert pictures. This activity is a good assessment of what your students have learned. I have uploaded a zip file so that you will also have the spreadsheet file to help you in grading. If your class is using a version of Excel
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Concrete in Construction Test
Assessment to test students understanding of concrete principles. Some sheets fron handout should be made available to students for reference concerning stud spacings, rebar dimensions, concrete mixes.
Grades:
11th - 12th
Stock Market Excel Challenge
This word document guides students through the process of finding an excel template, customizing it, inserting formulas and functions, then adding their own information. They will need to find companies they are interested in buying, find purchase prices, calculate trade fees and then track their stocks. We usually go back and can incorporate charts and other features.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Favorite Sports Spreadsheet
This handout instructs students on how to create a sports spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel. The handout walks students through imputing data, inserting a column chart, and using custom pictures as bars in the chart. The handout includes pictures to help students along the process. I uploaded a zip file so that I could give you the instructions and the actual spreadsheet to help you in grading. If your class is using a version of Excel other than 2007, you may need to adjust the directions sligh
Grades:
6th - 12th
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STUDENTS/PARENTS GROUP LIST {EDITABLE/TEMPLATE)
FBLA STUDENTS/PARENTS GROUP LISTEditableLined Table Microsoft WordNote: fictitious names and phone numbers for simulation purposes.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Chuck-Nolens-Notables
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
Lube Job Homework
Homework assignment on YouTube regarding engine lubrication. Uses a Modern Marvels episode from History Channel.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Spreadsheet Handout Series
These handouts (from My COMPUTeachER) introduce users to Microsoft Excel and provide a wide range of topics, from an introduction to Excel, to formatting tables, to using formulas, to calculating interest on savings and credit, to generating charts.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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