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4th grade career and technical education resources for Microsoft Excel
Spreadsheets for Beginners - Fast Food Fun!
Introduce your students to spreadsheets with these high interest activities! Included are two high interest spreadsheets of data from Burger King (nutritional information) and McDonalds (prices). Students will learn how to guess and check (predict) and enter values correctly in order to answer questions. Included in your download are detailed teaching suggestions, with ISTE and Common Core Math standards that the lesson supports, academic feedback questions, and a link to an online spreadsheet
Grades:
4th - 7th
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CCSS:
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Danielle A.
Battleship Game Board in Microsoft Excel
The classic Battleship game board in Microsoft Excel. Use it with your students for fun or to help reinforce formatting skills in spreadsheet software. This activity applies formatting skills, such as cell borders, cell fill colors, cell reference naming, and locating cell references. Great activity for distant learning and compatible with Google Sheets!
Grades:
4th - 12th
Types:
CCSS:
Counselor career lesson activities plus career day planning sheet
This includes 5 worksheets to use during career lessons or individual sessions! They vary in difficultly so if you have multiple grade levels on your schedule you can accommodate K-12 with these worksheets! You can use them with a research project or with a book. I am also including a career day planning sheet in Google sheets format. This is editable and can help you plan the perfect career day!
Grades:
K - 12th
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Solve the Sherlock Holmes Mystery in Microsoft Excel Digital
Who earned the most money? Students use clues to find out which child earned the most money in this mystery! This is a fun way for students to explore Microsoft Excel Basics. The students use the autosum function as well as other Excel basic functions.Bonus: Comes with Microsoft Excel Aid sheet to help students!Making Excel fun for Students!Other Sherlock Holmes Mysteries,Sherlock Holmes Mystery in Microsoft Excel-The Race Case Sherlock Holmes Mystery in Microsoft Word Sherlock Holmes Myster
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel Bundle of Treasures! Digital
Google Sheets Weather Project like Excel CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RST.6-8.7
Google has a great spread sheet program called sheets. It is similar to Microsoft Excel.
This project will use Google sheets to chart the predicted weather of a city over a one week period then graph the results automatically using Google sheets
The directions are step-by-step with pictures for each step. Very basic introduction to sheets a great into lesson. This can be done as a class or independently.
This project is designed to meet the Common Core Standard CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RST.6-8.7
Grades:
4th - 12th
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CCSS:
Learn to Write Formulas & Use AutoSum in Excel Spreadsheet Resource 2
In this resource, students learn to write addition, multiplication, and division formulas and to use AutoSum, Average, Max, and Min functions. Students download an Excel workbook and complete 5 spreadsheets, using the written directions and/or the video, depending upon their skills and needs.The first time I taught Excel, the county curriculum provided EVERY formula for the students. I was stunned by this! I've always found that students can easily learn to write formulas. If you're learning Exc
Grades:
4th - 11th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
Dinner Out Spreadsheet with a Bar Chart in Excel Spreadsheet Resource 5
In the Dinner Out Spreadsheet and Chart, students create a spreadsheet, write formulas, and make a bar chart. Each student selects a sit-down restaurant and researches the online restaurant menu for food choices and costs. Students have the option of making the chart bars different colors. Skills used in this activity include:Merge and center Format title and headingsEnter formulas Fill handleCurrency format How to select data that is NOT side by sideCreate a bar chart Add a chart and axes titl
Grades:
4th - 11th, Adult Education
Types:
Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
Budget lesson and presentation for Excel
This is a really simple lesson that you can project in a computer lab. Students will create a budget while going through the presentation.
The presentation introduces financial literacy vocabulary to students while they make considerations for what they would include in a budget, and how to make sure that their budget is balanced.
This is a good lesson for students who are beginner learners on Excel. It is also easy for teachers to use, as it gives step by step directions with screen shots a
Grades:
2nd - 6th
Microsoft Excel Basics Set of Quizzes Digital
This is a set of quizzes to review the basic terms in Excel.There are 2 quizzes based on the level of the student:- Easy Excel Basics Quiz with Pictures for 2nd – 4th Graders- More Difficult Quiz with Fill in the Blank for 5th- 8th GradersCreated by CC Fisher
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel YEARLY Bundle Digital
Fundraiser Series: Fundraiser Tally Sheet
Use this sheet to track totals for each product you sell, track student totals, amount sold and even net profit. The sheet is set to calculate incentive sales- the example for every 12 jars sold of product the members received a jar. This sheet is easy to add to for more items. We use it for our Jams, Salsas, and Sauces fundraiser in the fall and for cookie dough in the spring. let us take a bit of the work out of your fundraising.
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Class Birthdays Spreadsheet & Color Columns Chart Spreadsheet Resource 4
The Class Birthdays Spreadsheet & Color Columns Chart in Excel is a spread-sheet activity that my students enjoy. They create a spreadsheet and column chart and learn to change the color of individual columns and outline a chart.If you're in the classroom, you can do a quick class survey and students can use that data. If you're doing distance learning, use the birthday data that is provided in this resource.The videos support Beginner English Language Learners, Low Literacy and Special Ed
Grades:
4th - 11th, Adult Education
Types:
Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
Microsoft Excel Bundle of Treasures! Digital
Bundle of 3 different Excel Units! Unit 1 - Solve the Sherlock Holmes Mystery in Microsoft ExcelWho earned the most money? Students use clues to find out which child earned the most money in this mystery! This is a fun way for students to explore Microsoft Excel Basics. The students use the autosum function as well as other Excel basic functions.Bonus: Comes with Microsoft Excel Aid sheet to help students!Unit 2 - Having Fun Graphing with Skittles in ExcelThis is a unit on graphing using Ski
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Spreadsheet Project: Making a Trip Itinerary
A fun project for students who have learned the basics of Microsoft Excel or the spreadsheet program in MS Works. Students are asked to develop a 2 day itinerary for a family trip to Disney World or Universal Studios Islands of Adventure. Step-by-step instructions, grading criteria, and an example of proper spreadsheet layout is included.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Graphing in Excel with Skittles Digital
This is a unit on graphing using Skittles. Excel is a powerful tool for graphing since it is easy to use and simple to change your graph. It gives step by step instructions to the students so they can graph easily.Students love graphing with Skittles and even learning information on the Skittles website!This is by CC Fisher.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel Bundle of Treasures! Digital
Spreadsheet Fun
This is a spreadsheet activity for students to learn basics of spreadsheet. They will enter basic data, change numbers, change font, style, color. Then they learn about a basic chart and can change the chart type, style, color etc. There is an advanced part of the lesson that walks through making a basic formula that sums a column of numbers and another part that shows how to strings 2 words together.Formulas can be done with 5th most of the time, sometimes 4th if they can follow along.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Fitness Testing Forms - Bundle
This product is made for physical education, health, career and technical education program instructors, and related fields. This product includes the following fitness testing forms: Exercise Examples of Muscle Groups 100 Cardio CircuitBody Fat Assessment with ChartBody Mass Index with ChartYMCA Step TestFitness Test Evaluation FormHIIT SheetSit-Up TestPush-Up TestShark Skill TestSample Health History FormTarget Heart Rate Training Zones FormWorkout SheetYou may like these products for elementa
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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4 Spreadsheets & 2 Charts (Pie & Column) in Excel Spreadsheet Resource 3
With this resource, students create 4 spreadsheets and learn to:Spreadsheet 1 (Dogs): Enter data, use Excel’s adjust column width feature, merge and center cells, and select an entire spreadsheet (SS).Spreadsheet 2 (Dogs to Adopt): Add additional spreadsheets to a workbook, use the Fill Handle to add formulas, format numbers as Currency, Decrease Decimals.Spreadsheet 3 (Shelter Adoptions): Make a pie chart with a legend, edit a chart title, add %s to a pie chart, add an image to a chart, label
Grades:
4th - 11th, Adult Education
Types:
Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
Mystery Images in Excel - Spreadsheet Resource 1
Few students come to my class with any spreadsheet experience. Mystery Images is a great introduction to Excel and working with cell ranges and Fill colors. It is differentiated to meet the needs of all students and includes written student directions, 2 student videos, and How to Use and example images for the teacher In these activities, students work with cell ranges and fill colors to create images. Students also learn to:copy and paste images in spreadsheets.add additional spreadsheets to
Grades:
4th - 11th, Adult Education
Types:
Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
The Amazing Race in Microsoft Excel Digital
Students race across the USA using websites to find clues. They use websites also to track mileage, cost, and time to see who can get to the end the fastest! This is a fun way to have students computing totals and averages in Excel.Making Excel fun for Students!Other Excel LessonsSherlock Holmes Mystery in Microsoft Excel-The Race Case Excel Autosum and Sorting – A Powerpoint Presentation Created by CC Fisher
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Microsoft Excel YEARLY Bundle Digital
Computer Class - Pixel Puzzle 4
These pixelated puzzles are so fun your students won't even realize they're practicing skills. Students flip through worksheets (the tabs at the bottom) to get to the different puzzles, Use Ctrl + Click to get to multiple cells at once, Use the Fill Bucket to add in the colors and use the Undo button when they make a mistake. Once all the colors have been added they can delete the numbers. After they've done a few picture puzzles, you can even teach them how to create their own (which they LOVE)
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Name Card Excel Templates for Computer Lab
I created this template 2 years ago and have used it for a total of 4 semesters. I love it because I can learn names faster and it can be helpful for substitutes too. The students like them because it seems to give them a little ownership to their workstation.
You will need to purchase:
1- Cardstock: I like to use 1 color for each class. You can also use colored ink on white paper. I have found multicolor cardstock is best. The colored cardstock cost $15.00 at a teacher store, but I thoug
Grades:
K - 12th
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Excel Equations and AutoSum
Teach your students to use equations and Autosum in Excel by simulating a fundraiser for your school. Students will calculate the total money earned using equations and Autosum. This download includes editable Word documents, PDF form, and keys for each worksheet.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Class Test Scores Basic Data Sorting in Excel Spreadsheet Resource 7
This resource introduces students to basic data sorting in Excel. I've used Excel as a simple database for years. It doesn’t have the power of a real database but it’s much easier to learn and use and can be a useful tool for students. Witten directions and a screencast video are included to support all students. The step-by-step video will guide students through the activity, but it’s best if they have experience entering data, selecting data for formulas, making charts, and using the Fill Hand
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Types:
Also included in: Differentiated Intro to Excel Bundle
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