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Visual arts lessons for Microsoft Excel
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EXCEL 2016 Bundle - 10 Complete Lessons for Beginners (Distance Learning)
This 10 lesson bundle provides plenty of variety and interesting, immersive activities for your students to learn and thrive in Microsoft Excel 2016. It is priced to save you 30% off buying each of the products individually. Each lesson comes with detailed step by step instructions with plenty of screenshots. The lessons follow a logical progression, with concepts being introduced and then reinforced in later exercises. The lessons are built to allow for differentiation in learning styles and
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Elementary Art Lessons. A Year of K-4 Curriculum: Plans, Video, Rubrics + more
This is a collection of my best K-4 elementary art lesson plans and the supporting resources (worksheets, video demos, presentations) that have been classroom tested, observed, revised and tweaked over eight years. A year of lesson planning, video demonstrations, rubric creation and worksheets at your fingertips. Please view the individual resources to gain a better understanding of what is included. OTHER RESOURCESDon’t miss out on any of my new art room tested, student approved lessons. You
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K - 4th
Excel Painting - Fall Pumpkin
Introduce students to Microsoft Excel in a fun and creative way. While discussing the difference between rows and columns on a spreadsheet, have students search for specific cells and mark them with a certain color using the paint feature. The end result will create the outline of a smile pumpkin which can be jazzed up to your hearts desire.
(Note: Attached PDF has links to "painting" direction worksheet, blank excel spreadsheet, and rubric)
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2nd - 5th
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Metropolitan Museum AP Art History Tour by gallery
I created this file as a resource for an AP Art History field trip to the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, NY.
I found that there were no resources to guide me and my students specific to the AP art history course. I wanted to give my students the opportunity to see the images we studied through text and slides in person as a way for them to study for the exam. I wanted to give my students a walking tour through art history. A resource did not exist, so I created it!
This resource is i
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6th - 12th
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Excel 2010 Tutorial - Intro to Excel, data entry and formatting
This is definitely a beginner, novice level, newbie assignment! Students learn basic data entry as well as how to use the AutoFormat feature to make tables look nice and colorful! This is literally the first exercise I give my students in an Excel unit. Being a Canadian, I am affirming the stereotype about us loving hockey by making this an NHL (fictional) standings data table :)! Obviously, students could choose NFL, NBA, MLB or other nonsports related information to include in their table.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Excel 2010 Beginner Lesson Bundle
Art Unit Planner
I use this every year when planning out my art classes and it's all in one place. Doesn't have to be used for art teacher but can be adapted to any subject. Planner can be edited to fit your needs. Also take a look at the color theory workbook 141 pages: color theory workbookAlso take a look at the symmetry workbook over 75 designs: symmetry workbook
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PreK - 12th
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Excel 2010 Tutorial - NBA stats Using the AVERAGE math function
In this engaging beginner level activity, we will use the world of sports to illustrate how to use the AVERAGE function in Excel. Specifically, students build a spreadsheet that calculates averages based on a fictional 10 game cross sample of NBA players scoring stats. Formatting skills are reviewed here as the exercise requires the creation of headings, the formatting of shapes, the use of borders, as well as different font sizes and colors.
This lesson can be used in other versions of Exce
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Excel 2010 Beginner Lesson Bundle
EXCEL 2016 - Capturing Data Trends
ShirtLancers is a fictional online company that freelance shirt designers use to sell their shirt designs. In this activity, your students will be charged with recording and assessing sales trends for all the months of a year for the designers. They will use Sparklines to visually represent the ups and downs in a yearly sales cycle.
Sparklines are an easy and effective way to express trends without creating graphs. They are useful as a means of interpreting data trends over time. Students wil
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â EXCEL 2016 Bundle - 10 Complete Lessons for Beginners (Distance Learning)
Excel 2010 Tutorial - Using Sparklines to graph data trends
This is a popular assignment as students get to visually represent data trends using Sparklines. We make up some car sales data for a fictional company and use the numbers to show sales highs and lows like a stock market graphic.
This is an engaging beginner to intermediate level activity. Formatting skills are reviewed here as the exercise requires the creation of headings, the formatting of shapes, the use of borders, as well as different font sizes and colors.
This lesson can be used in
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Excel 2010 Beginner Lesson Bundle
Excel 2010 Tutorial - Creating a Grocery List using AutoSum function, formulas
In this beginner level assignment, students create a colorful Grocery List in Excel that contains the SUM and AutoSum functions. Students will also learn to create formulas to solve slightly more complex math problems involving multiplication. Formatting skills are also enhanced here as the exercise requires the creation of headings, the formatting of shapes, the use of borders, as well as different font sizes and colors.
This lesson can be used in other versions of Excel and is a classroom
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Excel 2010 Beginner Lesson Bundle
Long Range Plan Art 6-8 Editable
Long range plans can be tough to create. This LRP is a quick look at what takes place every week in the art room. This resource is for grades 6-8, but can be used for any grade or subject, with each column being a different week of the semester. Grades 7 and 8 are semester long courses, while grade 6 is only 9 weeks long. With the editable format, you are free to change, add, or subtract any information or formatting to suit your needs.
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Not Grade Specific
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