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Monthly Budget Template *FREEBIE* - Google Sheets
This MONTHLY BUDGET TEMPLATE is a Google Sheet that allows students to create a personal budget based on their own Income & Expenses. It is customizable and has tips included. It is compatible with Google Classroom and ready to upload.HOW COULD I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM?Upload to Google Classroom for virtual or distance learning Leave the link with students when you have a subWHAT’S INCLUDED?One editable Google Sheet that is compatible with Google Classroom. COMPATIBLE RESOURCESThis product
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Self-Grading Checks & Register Assignment
*This assignment has been updated to include an online version--video, Nearpod, and a simplified Google version of the assignment.**This assignment was designed for 7th graders in a lab setting who have access to Microsoft Excel. It can, of course, be used for older and younger students. The file includes an Excel spreadsheet where students fill out the information and get immediate feedback if they have filled it out correctly. They print the score sheet at the end which automatically tallies t
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6th - 9th
SLP Clinical Fellowship (CF/CFY) Supervision Tracking Spreadsheet
Introducing the Speech-Language Pathology Clinical Fellowship Supervisor's Best Friend: CFY Supervision Tracking Spreadsheet!Are you a seasoned SLP Clinical Fellowship Supervisor (or a first-time mentor?) seeking an effortless way to track and manage those precious mentoring and supervision hours? Look no further! Say hello to our game-changing spreadsheet solution designed exclusively for you: the CFY Supervision Tracking Spreadsheet! Why You'll Love It: ✔️ Instant Google Sheets download for ea
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Not Grade Specific
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Effort and Attitude Rubric
This allows you and your students to rate them on cooperation, teamwork, attitude, and effort. It also has a place for students to explain why they gave themselves what they did. I use it at the end of each grading cycle for my shop class but can be modified to fit many other courses.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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.
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7th - 12th
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Microsoft Excel Introduction to Conditional Formatting
Students are given step-by-step directions on how to apply conditional formatting so that a cell turns green when they enter the correct term on a vocabulary study sheet. This introduces the concept of conditional formatting and is an excerpt from my Microsoft Excel Lesson on Conditional Formatting. You might also want to consider my Lesson on Formulas or my Lesson on Functions & Pivot Tables. These lessons are also available in video format.More Computer Applications Lessons (Word, Excel, P
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel Lessons PowerPoint BUNDLE
Daily Spending Tracker | Budgeting | Financial Literacy | Real-World Skills
This budgeting spreadsheet can be adapted for any grade level! Our suggestion is to have students research how much it costs to live in your city (rent, car payments, food, internet) and find the median salary for a career they are interested in. The goal is to have money left over at the end to put into savings or investments. Check out @aMoochLife on Instagram and TikTok for more resources to successful budgeting, including our FREE app that budgets for you.***This spreadsheet is created for u
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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AVID College Fair Project
I have created and implemented this project in my middle school AVID classroom. It gives students the opportunity to research and explore all different types of colleges while exposing them to college terminology. It supports all components of WICOR and allows students to learn a their own pace. I implemented this project as their semester exam after being introduces to high school and college terminology. This resource can be implemented in many different ways. However, I had my students work o
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6th - 12th
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Excel Step By Step Personal Budget (Fun Activity)
Kids love this Excel activity
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9th - 12th
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Quick Teenager Budget Worksheet
This is a quick, one period assignment to help teens understand their own income and expenses. They will struggle to fill in at least three categories, but do not waver! Help them think outside the box and they will get there.
This will also introduce them to Excel/Google Sheets so they will learn how to Auto Sum, fill in cells, organize cells and more.
I use this as an introduction to my full finance unit that I will upload to this site later. Also, I build everything in Google Docs and if y
Grades:
8th - 12th
Social Media Marketing Course Pacing Guide
Feel a little lost when trying to plan your social media marketing class? This pacing guide was designed to be used as a general outline for teaching the units of a social media marketing course. It is simple and editable so teachers can adjust and make it work for their individual classrooms.Pacing guide is in an excel spreadsheet with TN social media marketing standards listed on tab 2 of the spreadsheet (these can easily be changed to fit your own state standards). Pacing guide is completely
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Media Marketing Resources Bundle
FREE College Comparison Worksheet
Researching colleges is overwhelming! Keep it all in one place and help your students organize their top schools in this simple spreadsheet! GoogleSheets doc for easy downloading and editing.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Conditional Formatting Lesson Activity for Teaching Microsoft Excel
Students learn how to insert and edit charts and also teach you the following Conditional Formatting Techniques: Highlighting Cell RulesIcon SetsData BarsText ConditionsClearing Conditional Formatting**Files open in Microsoft Excel and are fully editable if you so choose..***************************************************************************************This lesson is contained within my Microsoft Excel Skills Bundle. Click on the link below to view this bundle.Microsoft Excel Skills BundleO
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8th - 11th
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Simple Photography Rubric
This photo rubric assesses key aspects of any photo, allowing for a holistic evaluation of students' work based on composition, technical skill, creativity, and handling of focal point, lighting and exposure. After being dissatisfied with many photo grading rubrics that broke the evaluation into too many categories, I created this one to reflect a mediocre mark for a mediocre photo. I found that many rubrics are out of so many points, that when I used them, my students were still scoring 70% or
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Not Grade Specific
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Keyboarding Interactive Vocabulary Puzzle 1
You are purchasing an interactive crossword puzzle that focuses on basic concepts taught during the 1st unit of a keyboarding course. The covered units include: keyboard commands, Microsoft Word basics, and Computer Parts. All entries must be typed in lowercase letters. The cells will remain shaded red if the typed entry is incorrect and will turn green if correct.
This is the answer key. Delete all of the unlocked cell entries in order to retrieve the version to provide to your students.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Google Sheets Practice Using Social Media Data
Students use real Instagram data from 2023 to practice formulas (average, CountIf) and other spreadsheet features (filter, sort).
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9th - 12th
Google Sheets Advanced Activity
In this Google Sheets Activity, students will use a large Netflix data set with 6200 rows to practice skills such as:Sum, Max, and Average FunctionBasic Formatting such as bold and align text within cellFreezing a RowCreating a Chart using DataSorting in Alphabetical OrderCreating and using a column filterLooking for additional Google Sheets Activities? Click the links below!Google Sheets Formula ActivityMeal Plan in Google Sheets using Conditional FormattingPivot Tables Activity
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Google Sheets Activities Bundle
Class Roster - Managing Data
This is the class roster I use for each of my period. I print a new one each week and keep track of attendance, tardies, warm up grades, daily grades and notes. I personally use a different color pen each day so I track the notes to the correct day. Keeping these clipped to a clipboard makes data management easy and quick with so many changing classes.
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6th - 8th
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Excel Hands-On Activity with Fruity Loops Cereal | Basic Formulas and Graphing
Hands-on way to create something in Microsoft Excel! This activity has been a favorite of my students that always gets them engaged with spreadsheets, which they often struggle to connect with.Looking for more Microsoft Excel projects?"Ballin' on a Budget" Personal Finance UnitYour students will practice categorizing and analyzing data by using their own fruity loop cereal. Provide each student with a cup of cereal, and they follow the slides to build a spreadsheet that categorizes their cereal,
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6th - 11th
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Thanksgiving Dinner Excel Spreadsheet
This activity allows students to create an electronic spreadsheet, using any software such as Microsoft Excel, to calculate calories, fat grams, and carb grams (using realistic data) in a typical Thanksgiving dinner. The students create formulas, format numbers, adjust column widths, and use many other spreadsheet functions in a seasonally appropriate assignment. A fun and educational way to spend those last couple of days before Thanksgiving break!
Grades:
7th - 12th
Microsoft Excel para principiantes
15 hojas de trabajo en Microsoft Excel con actividades básicas para realizar en cada una de ellas.En este libro de trabajo se realizarán cambios de formato en los datos, alineaciones, formatos como tabla, borrado de datos, ordenación, entre otros formatos básicos.
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7th - 9th, Adult Education
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Comparing College Costs - Financial Aid Award Letter Review
Are you students looking for a way to compare the costs of the colleges they have been accepted to? Use this Comparing College Costs Spreadsheet to help students quickly do the math to assess the out-of-pocket costs of each school they have been accepted to. The google sheet contains all of the formulas needed to compare each school's financial aid. The sheet also includes other ways that students could pay for school as a way to get them thinking about how to cover any gaps in the cost of their
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Google Sheets Pies Survey Tutorial
This assignment has been updated with a new video.
This assignment is a video that guides students through the process of making a spreadsheet using Google Sheets that can be found in Google Drive. They will follow the guided instruction from start to finish and it only requires the video.
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6th - 12th
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The Future Me spreadsheet Part 1
Product Description: This is a paperless, Google Sheets or Excel research project that has students starting to think about life choices after High School. All of the mathematical calculations are automatically done for you. This gives you time to have conversations with your students about those calculations (depreciation of a vehicle, debt, etc.) and the life choices they will make. Students will research career possibilities, salary levels, do their own grocery shopping and even start a famil
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8th - 10th
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