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8th grade for all subjects worksheets for Microsoft Excel
Multiple Choice Test Scrambler to Reduce Cheating
Reduce student cheating! This product allows you to create four different versions of the same test with the questions in the same order but the answers scrambled to make it hard for students to copy from each other.The zip file includes two excel files so you can create 4 different versions of the same test in only 4 easy steps! Each test (quiz) may be up to 12 questions long (for longer tests simply create additional pages). Each question should have 4 or 5 possible choices (i.e., a,b,c,d,e):
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Weekly Student Sign In Sheet Template - Back to School
This sign in sheet is used by me yearly because I hate doing attendance! :) The students come in and sign their name for the day and attendance is done. A little way to streamline your classroom! The kids says they like it because it makes them feel like college students.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Excel Learning about Cells and Ranges the fun way
Introductory way to introduce cells and ranges of cells in Excel or a similar spreadsheet program. It guides the student to find cells fill them with a color and end up with a picture.
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4th - 8th
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Plotting Shapes | Computer Science | Technology | Sub Ready
Unleash Analytical Thinking with Plotting Shapes: Merging Algorithm Concepts, Spreadsheets, and Visual Learning Use Plotting Shapes Activities to improve your students visual learning experience with math and spreadsheets. Our ingenious approach makes complex concepts easy, stimulating curiosity and encouraging problem-solving. Watch as your students learn, grow, and enjoy working with spreadsheets like never before! Need help teaching spreadsheet skills to young learners? Dive in now. Include
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2nd - 8th
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"I Get It" Exit Ticket
This simple exit ticket enable students to quickly identify whether or not they "got" the day's lesson, "sort of got it", or if they still need help. Teachers can easily flip through the exit tickets and analyze formative assessment data without having to read through piles of paperwork. Teachers can then modify the lesson for the next day based on the results, and address student misconceptions, if needed. This tool is easy to use and helpful as a formative assessment strategy.
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1st - 12th
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Special Education Daily Observations Checksheet V2.0- Month at a glance
This is a month at a glance daily input checksheet for up to 6 goals per student in the 4 primary subject areas. There are sheets for the entire 2014-2015 school year. The new version allows you to use drop down lists to code behaviors and work completed. An area is provided if detailed notes are needed. Type in the students goals and the software places them on each months checksheet saving typing time!
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K - 12th
Personal Finance Google Spreadsheet
Kids and adults need to learn about personal finance and budgeting. Years ago, we would have to carry around receipts and record expenditures in our checkbooks. Now you can check a Google spreadsheet on your smartphone.
Teach kids about budgeting with this personal budget spreadsheet. Make simple predictions about your monthly income and decide what percentage you should spend in categories like groceries, utilities, and clothes.
For the price of a game on your phone you can learn to make a
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6th - 12th
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Intro to Philosophy: Thales/Pythagoras Chart w/Suggested Answers (group work)
Unit: Intro to PhilosophyTopic: Thales and Pythagoras contribution to philosophy. Lesson Plan: Using either a PowerPoint or via lecture, discuss with students the following "slides".Slide 1- Thales (624-548 BC). Location: Modern day Turkey. The Greeks were aware of the four elements: earth, water, air, and fire. Thales asked himself which of these took on the most forms. That's how he came up with water. When heated, water changes to steam and then to air. When frozen, it changes to a solid. I
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6th - 12th
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Whole Brain Vocabulary Learning Boxes
This learning and study activity helps students learn and retain their vocabulary words. The activity capitalizes on both the linguistic/symbolic capacities of the left hemisphere of brain and the visual/spatial capacities of the right hemisphere of their brain. When working with a vocabulary word students learn word and definition, but also incorporate visual/spatial activities. Particularly useful with students who have not experience success with vocabulary. This form also facilitates study s
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5th - 12th
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Grading Scales
Excel spreadsheet generates the percent and points based on the number of problems wrong OR based on the number of problems correct. Example: If a students has three problems wrong out of ten on an assignment that is worth 50 points, then the spreadsheet will display the percent (.70) and the points out of 50 (35 out of 50).
The spreadsheet can generate a "limitless" number of combinations based on the number of total points and number of problems.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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EXCEL WORKSHEET--Shady Lady Stock Club
A simple Excel worksheet using formulas including multiplication and division.
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7th - 12th
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Weekly Learning Log and Parent Communication Tool
Help students track their own learning. At the end of the week, send the form home with students to obtain parent signatures. This form pairs well with the Madeline Hunter/ Direct Instruction lesson plan design. Two logs print per page.
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6th - 9th
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Homework Chart/Spreadsheet
This is a blank homework chart intended for use in a math class. This chart could be modified to meet the needs of any subject. Currently, the chart has the following columns: date, topic/section, page and problems.
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1st - 12th, Staff
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Pass Log Template- Monitor Student's Passes
This log will allow you to give each student up to 3 passes each six weeks or section to go to the restroom. Students may use their passes at any time and those left unused will recieve extra credit for each pass. Once all 3 passes have been used no more breaks.
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5th - 12th
Semester Progress Tracker - Customizable
This customizable Excel file (.xlsx) gives students a way to track their progress throughout the semester. The tracker has three parts:
1. Students self-assess on four categories--customizable by you!
2. Students keep track of their average in the class.
3. Students respond to weekly prompts with a paragraph entry.
You can customize the file in several ways:
1. Choose the number of weeks in your semester (16 to 20 weeks). The file automatically adjusts charts and graphs accordingly.
2. Choose
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Window Notes for Story/Movie
This document is designed to keep students engaged during movies in class.
The document provides spaces for students to draw an illustration in the left hand columns of what they have seen during the movie. The right hand side gives students an opportunity to write down key terms or take written notes of the movie.
This gives those students who are kinesthetic the process of writing down their notes, visual students to draw pictures of their notes, and auditory students the ability to turn
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6th - 9th
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Why did I miss this?
Allows students to go back over their test and evaluate why they missed certain content.
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6th - 12th
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Classmate BINGO Ice Breaker Activity
This is a great ice breaker activity for the first day of school. It helps students get to know their classmates and feel more at ease.
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4th - 9th
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Assignment Tracker
This is what I use to keep track of my students' assignments. I write the assignment name on top and alphabetize their names in the numbered column. As I receive the assignments, I check off in the first column, and then record the grades in the last column. This makes it much easier when transferring grades into my grade book, since it's already alphabetized.
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1st - 8th
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Editable Weekly 7-day schedule
I created this for my students to create their own schedules based off the real times of their day. You fill in your own times and activities, even a to do list at the bottom for the children to learn about priorities and "putting first things first". Each cell is ready fora
30min and 1 hour increment. (i.e. 1, 1:30, 2, 2:30, etc.).This schedule is pretty basic but I hope it will help someone, I spent too much time on it so I wanted to share so someone else doesn't have too:)
Grades:
4th - 12th
EXCEL WORKSHEET--Vinny's Loan Shark
A simple Excel worksheet activity that includes several formulas including addition, multiplication, AVG, MIN, MAX functions as well as creating a chart.
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7th - 12th
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Items Turned in Checklist
This is a great way to quickly check who has their homework or forms turned in. This is completely editable in Microsoft Office Word 2007. For copyright purposes I have left a place in the upper left corner for you to add your own clipart to match your theme! Enjoy!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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EXCEL WORKSHEET--TAMMY TUCKER TRUCKERS
A simple Excel worksheet activity that includes using auto sum, AVG, MIN, MAX functions as well as creating a chart.
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7th - 12th
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EXCEL WORKSHEET--Shemp's Shoe Shack
A simple Excel worksheet activity that includes using auto sum, AVG, MIN, MAX functions as well as creating a chart.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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