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1st grade computer science resources for Microsoft Excel
Fastest Report Card Learning Skills Comments Writer&Generator(ONTARIO) Editable
The fastest way to write personalized Learning Skill comments for Report Cards. Simply write your student's name, select their pronoun and write their Learning Skill grade for each category. You are done their strength comment!!! No more clicking dropdown menus multiple times per student.This bundle includes a spreadsheet for each of the following: Progress Report, Term 1, Term 2.In the zip file it also includes a PDF with links to the Google Sheets versions of each spreadsheet.The Fastest Repor
Grades:
1st - 8th
Introduction to Excel Formulae Lesson Plan
This fantastic lesson allows children to make link between Maths and Excel Spreadsheets. It also introduces the very basics of Excel Spreadsheets by introducing the following key terms in a very child friendly manner: • Cell • Row• Active Cell• Column • Worksheet • Cell ReferenceAlongside the above, children are introduced to very basic calculations in Excel Spreadsheets. This resource includes the following: • Editable and animated PowerPoint presentation • PDF version of the powerpoint• Lesson
Grades:
1st - 11th, Adult Education, Staff
Library/Media/Tech Curriculum Plan
Media Specialist Curriculum Plan. Includes specific weekly breakdown for K-5 by topic. Aligned to ISTE, Common Core/Florida Standards, and AASL standards.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Spreadsheet - Basics Introduction & Graphing (Excel and Google Sheets)
This lesson guides students via animation and a tutorial video before completing the assignments. This is completely paperless with no prep, and lessons are done on either Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Students learn to enter data and start graphing. This resource is intended for learners first starting out or those who need a reminder on using spreadsheets or creating graphs. If you want your students' research papers to include eye-catching graphs, give this lesson a try. Start the slides
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1st - 8th
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Valentine's Day Computer Lab Activities
There are 5 Valentine's Day activities using Microsoft Word & Microsoft Excel in this download!
Review the following skills as your students complete these activities!
• V-Day Cut/Paste Pics: Cut/Copy/Paste the matching word to the picture, using left/right clicks; save/print
• V-Day Madlibs: Cut/Copy/Paste words into blanks to make a funny story, using left/right click; save/print
• V-Day Card: Challenge students to type a personal message on the front, back, and insides of cards; use sp
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Let's Learn About Spreadsheets! (for Microsoft Excel)
CLICK HERE FOR GOOGLE DOCS VERSION!Engage Young Minds with Interactive Spreadsheet Learning!Designed specifically for the curious minds of Kindergarten to 3rd Grade students, this interactive lesson plan is perfect for introducing the basics of spreadsheets in a fun and accessible way.What’s Included:A comprehensive lesson plan that guides you through teaching spreadsheet fundamentals.An easy-to-use rubric to evaluate student progress effectively.A customizable MS Excel file for hands-on student
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Computer Lab Data: Skill Expectations
As a new computer lab teacher, I found myself asking what ability level should I expect from my students? I was afraid to plan a lesson without knowing if the given grade level would be able to master the skill. Because of this, I compiled several years of data to outline what skills I expect students to be able to complete at a given grade level.This product data consists of the following categories of expectations: General Skills, Typing, Microsoft Office, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft E
Grades:
K - 6th
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Computer Graphing for K-2 How Many Puppies?
This beginning graphing activity is a great way to differentiate and meet the needs of all your students as they count and sort four different super cute puppies into groups and record their numbers on tally sheets. Students who may struggle can be given fewer types of pictures to sort and/or count, while more advanced students can be challenged with more to count and sort. Once your students enter their data into a prepared spreadsheet, it will automatically create a pictograph!The preformatt
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Easy Spring Pixel Art for Beginners - Google Sheets and MS Excel
Students love Pixel Art and this resource will get your younger elementary students on the bandwagon! Whether in a classroom or lab, these spring themed pictures are perfect for younger elementary students without being too challenging or frustrating. The included instructional video works with both full class or independent learners. Your students will learn what a spreadsheet is used for and be able to identify rows, colums, and cells. A demonstration of how to fill cells with color in bot
Grades:
K - 3rd
Assistive Technology - Data Tracking Sheet
Does your student need to have an Assistive Technology evaluation and you need to track data to support the need? Use this AT Tracking system for all of your AT Evaluation needs. The sheet is set up for a 10 week AT Trial, and calculates every mark for each hour, as well as calculates the percentage of how often the choice was made.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Grades 1- 4: Microsoft Excel The Lesson Plans Bundle
This bundle is aimed specifically at Grades 1-4 (ages 6-11) students or those new to Microsoft Excel. It also introduces the very basics of Microsoft Excel by introducing key terminology and concepts in a very child friendly manner.
Each lesson in this bundle includes:
• Detailed lesson plan/lesson delivery guide
• I can statements
• Teacher presentation (pdf)
• Student worksheets (pdf) – child friendly and guides students on how to set up spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel
• Answer Key
• Task
Grades:
1st - 4th
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Computer Logins Made Easy
I don’t know about you, but I can’t take one more “Teacher, I don’t remember my password.” So here is my solution. I have created a file where you quickly and simply type your students name, log-in, and password information into a chart. You can choose which five programs you want to use. As you type, this information will automatically be filtered into a another sheet that you can print out and have all of your students information on one card.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
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Halloween Candy Computer Graphing for Primary Kids
Want an engaging way to capitalize your students' excitement about Halloween, technology and math? Creating a pictograph on the computer is an ideal way to combine all three and is ideal for both the Technology Specialist as well as the Classroom Teacher!Halloween Candy Computer Graphing includes the following activities:Sort and counti pictures of different Halloween candies Complete a tally marks sheet with the data and convert tally marks into numbersEnter data into a pre-formatted Excel or
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Dr. Seuss Pixel Art
Students will create a Dr. Seuss themed Mystery Picture in Excel. Cells are numbered, and students will use the legend to color by number. Mystery Picture #1 - LoraxMystery Picture #2 - Cat in the HatThe Excel template is provided for students, which includes both sheets. The answer key is provided for teachers.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Tech Apps TEKS Checklists 24-25 K-5
An easy to read format for the new (2024) Tech Apps TEKS covering grades K-5. Use this document to create scope and sequence documents, unit plans, student mastery checklists, classroom posters, etc. Includes 6 excel worksheets - 1 for each grade level.
Grades:
K - 5th
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Computer Graphing for K-1 How Many Hearts? for MS Excel and Google Drive
Ready for a fun and instructional activity for Valentine's Day? This high interest activity is the perfect thing for the Technology/Computer Lab teacher or the regular classroom teacher to keep their students' attention while they are dreaming of sweet treats! Your kids will sort and count pictures of candy hearts and record their data as tally marks and/or written numbers. After they finish sorting and counting, they will enter their data into a prepared spreadsheet and generate a super cute
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PreK - 2nd
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Electronic Homework Checklist Bundle (Editable)
This Electronic Homework Record will keep you organized, and allow you to collect data on student homework completion! You are able to edit and add your own students into the checklist!
Included in this Electronic Homework Checklist Bundle: Excel 2011 and later compatible file, Excel 2004-2009 compatible file, and Google Sheets file.
As you type "yes" or "no" when checking for homework completion, the cell automatically changes colors to green or red. This color display will provide quick visu
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Student Password Cards
Put up to 6 user names and passwords. Just type the passwords and it will automatically create a password card for each student. Print for students or if you prefer keep them for your own records.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black History Month Project Celebrate Your Differences Excel Computer
Welcome to my Celebrating Your Differences Excel Project. I thought this was a perfect project to do for Black History month. Students do research on themselves!! How fun is that? They write down on a provided research sheet some of their vital statistics, one of which is their heritage. The students share their research sheets with each other to record on their Excel spreadsheets until each students has all their classmate's information. Once the spreadsheets are done, students will learn how t
Grades:
1st - 8th
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Excel Basics PowerPoint Digital
Great way to teach Excel Basics!
A review of:
• The Worksheet
• Cells
• Rows and Columns
• Numbers, Names, and Formulas
• Ranges
Next Powerpoint Presentation
Excel Autosum and Sorting – A Powerpoint Presentation
Created by CC Fisher
Grades:
K - 3rd
Also included in: Microsoft Excel YEARLY Bundle For Younger Students Digital
Microsoft Excel Money, Banking & Math Computer Project
Welcome to my Money & Banking project in Excel. This project combines computer skills with money and banking lessons. At the beginning of each class, you will give provided clues to a secret computer term. During class, you will include this term in your instruction. At the end of class, give the clues again and have your students write down the answer. The next class, you will give out "blessing bucks", Monopoly money, Students get 2 for a right answer and 1 for trying. The results are reco
Grades:
1st - 4th
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Computer Lab Data: Skill Expectations Freebie
Student resource products are important, but who wouldn’t want to save time on the data/research component of teaching as well?
This freebie consists of data in the General Skills category. It demonstrates what skills each grade of students is expected to complete within their year in computer lab. Hope you check it out!
*Please forgive my old branding on this product - I am in the midst of converting all of my products to my new name "Lab Llama"
Grades:
K - 6th
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Excel Charts A Technology Lesson Plan & Materials
Summary: Students create a series of charts showing information about a specific US state. Students copy/paste their charts and type additional information about their state into a Word document.
Effective Tech Lesson 2.8: Excel Charts A
This lesson is in my Level 2 Curriculum Progression.
Recommended for First through Third Grade
Uses Microsoft Excel, but can be adapted for other spreadsheet programs.
Files Included:
Teacher Instructions (pdf)
Student File (Excel)
Example (pdf)
Students
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Fall-Winter Bundle for Microsoft Excel Digital
Unit 1 - Make Jack-o-Lanterns for Halloween in Microsoft Excel Students have a blast making Jack-O-Lanterns for Halloween! Students have fun while learning the basics of Excel. There is an easier one and a more difficult one.Students can spend time decorating their Jack-O-Lanterns.Unit 2 - Make Christmas Trees in Microsoft Excel Best Christmas Lesson for Excel! This is a fun way to teach the students the basics of Excel. To make a tree they have to follow directions. There are 2 different C
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
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