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9th grade graphic arts resources for Microsoft Excel
Technology Applications EC-12 (242) Full Study Guide
This is a full study guide for TEXES Technology Applications 242. This study guide was uploaded January 1st, 2020. I had a hard time finding study material online so I decided to create this study guide which includes videos and articles to all of the domains and competencies. Note: This study guide is in Microsoft Excel format. If a link appears to be broken simply right click to edit the hyperlink then copy the url into your web browser to view the article or video.Update 10/7/2020To get the m
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PreK - 12th
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Career Simulation: Real Estate Investor - "Flip" a House | Distance Learning
Real Estate Career Simulation: Flip a House Project lets middle schoolers see how real estate investors purchase, improve, and resell homes for a profit. Utilizing Microsoft Word and Excel, students “purchase” a home of choice from a list and then determine the improvements they want to make to it, all while staying within their budget. Then, they design the home, using Web 2.0 tools (www.floorplanner.com or www.homestyler.com ) or Sketchup (a free download available at: http://www.sketchup.
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6th - 9th
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MICROSOFT EXCEL: CREATE YOUR NAME using PIXEL ART in Microsoft Excel
Introduce your students to Microsoft Excel with this fun and creative pixel art project! Students will learn how to format a spreadsheet with column width and row height and apply fill techniques to create their name in a very creative way. Step-by-step directions will guide students on how to complete each task. File format is a PDF file with directions and examples provided!
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3rd - 12th
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Yearbook Spread Assignment Sheet
I am the yearbook teacher for a Preschool-12th grade international school overseas. My first year, I had 14 secondary students and less than a semester to create the yearbook.
The first week, I had all of the students sign up for a Gmail account if they didn't have one already. For almost every step of the process, I had students refer to documents on Google Drive, especially for their spread assignments. If they forget which one they had next or when it was due, I told them to look it up onli
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9th - 12th
General Visual Arts Rubric
This is a rubric that can be used for ANY visual arts project! You can edit it in Excel to create a more specific rubric, but it works as-is. I include point values also to create a final score out of 100 points. This makes a more concrete score for a student and puts it in a format that is familiar and accessible. I also include an area for self-assessment as well as an area for some targeted feedback.
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5th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Franco's Car Wash - Using Formulas
The premise of this lesson is simple. Students create a spreadsheet to track weekly sales for a fictional company called “Franco’s Car Wash”. Along the way, students will create formulas to capture information such as units sold, subtotals, and grand total (money made) after tax. Importantly, students will realize the importance of creating formulas that reference cells.
Using cell addresses in formulas make them easy to update. Students will practice formatting skills, making their spreadshee
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6th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Intro to Formatting
In this introduction to using Excel, students pretend they are creating a customer contact list for a Lawncare business. They type in the data and get used to navigating the cells that make up Excel spreadsheets. Along the way, students add colors, borders, and complete other basic formatting tasks. This lesson is about learning the basics of formatting in Excel and saves the math functionality for another day.As Excel can initially feel foreign and not overly intuitive to new users when compar
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6th - 12th
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MICROSOFT EXCEL: Create a Trendy Checkered Name Project - Pixel Art Activity
Create a Trendy Checkerboard Name Project in Microsoft ExcelThis spreadsheet design project will allow students to practice the following skills:Resize rowsChange column widthsAdd/remove shadingAdd/remove bordersMuch more!Included are:Step-by-Step Directions26-Letter Alphabet Font Guide (To Help With Difficult Letters)Solution File with ExamplesFile format will be a zipped folder with all files included!
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5th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Conditional Formatting
Students learn all about Conditional Formatting and the VLOOKUP function in this lesson. They construct a worksheet which summarizes the restaurant ratings of fictional critics. A splash of color helps to breathe life into the data and accentuate key pieces of information. This is where Conditional Formatting comes in.
The VLOOKUP function is used to facilitate an automatic recommendation system which is based on average restaurant ratings.
The lesson allows for differentiation. Instruction is
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6th - 12th
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High School Art Rubric Foundations Level
FINALLY! A rubric that not only works for YOU as the teacher, but also for the student. The format of this works beautifully as a checklist for the art student and a grading rubric for the teacher. Students assess themselves before turning in their work. The focus areas of assessment are fair, identifiable, and encourage the creative process for students.
The nicest thing about this rubric is that you can leave it exactly the same. Then, for each project or unit, just list the specifics that yo
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7th - 12th
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Comic Strip Rubric
Rubric for grading comic strip projects. Rubrics make grading projects much more objective and sghow students specific areas for improvement.
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3rd - 12th
Halloween Pixel Art Excel/Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel activity to use upper elementary or middle school students? This great lesson incorporates art as students learn the basics of Microsoft Excel.These are also fun lessons to use if you just need something for a one day lesson.
This download includes:
1. Teacher & Student Resources
2. Excel Template for Pixel Art
3. Legends and Sample Pictures for 3 Halloween Pictures
When completed let students make their own pictures, they will love it!
I've used this with 6th and 7th gra
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5th - 9th
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Introduction to Web Design - XHTML Unit 2
This lesson is a PowerPoint presentation that introduces XHTML and guides students through the basics of XHTML web design coding. This lesson reinforces the skills learned in Unit 1 and illustrates the differences between HTML and XHTML.The lesson covers the following:•Who sets the coding standards?•Why learn XHTML?•XHTML guidelines.•Create an XHTML web page.•Add a hyperlink to a web page. **The bonus lesson includes instructions on how to create different list types.The presentation includes
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
EXCEL 2016 - Family School year Budget
Students create a school year budget for a fictional family in this lesson. They use multiple sheets to track predicted costs as well as actual costs for the following categories; school supplies, electronics, clothing and lunchtime + accessories. Formulas will need to be constructed to make the math work, and students will practice referring to multiple worksheets as well as using absolute cell references. Students will use table styles as a way to quickly format the information.
The lesson a
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6th - 12th
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More Excel Fun with Pictures
Creating art with excel is an excellent way to have fun and yet review some of the functions of the program. This project is longer than other ones I have created and when tested on my 11 year old grandson, he found it a bit more challenging, but loves to see the finished product. Requires finding cells, filling with colors, being organized and carefully following directions, page set up and also cell formatting.
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6th - 10th
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Technology Applications EC-12 (242) Free sample study guide
This is a free sample study guide for TEXES Technology Applications 242. This study guide was uploaded January 1st, 2020. I had a hard time finding study material online so I decided to create this study guide which includes videos and articles to Domain I, Competency 1, Section A-H.Note: This study guide is in Microsoft Excel format. If a link appears to be broken simply right click to edit the hyperlink then copy the url into your web browser to view the article or video.Full study guide:https
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PreK - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Catering Invoice - More on Formulas
This beginner level Excel 2016 lesson takes a deeper look into using formulas. Students create an invoice for a fictional company called “Green Plate Caterers”. The invoice is for an office party at an insurance company. To complete the invoice successfully, students will create formulas which follow the order of operations.
Students will use styles and the Format Painter command to format the information.
The lesson allows for differentiation. Instruction is full of screenshots as well as
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6th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - Simple Functions - NBA Salaries
In this activity, students learn all about using simple functions in Excel such as Sum and Average. NBA player salaries over five seasons are used as students employ the powerful mathematical capabilities of Excel to display the amount of money the players make on the three highest spending teams in the league. Students use color codes so that they can customize individual salary sheets for Golden State, Cleveland and Oklahoma City.
The lesson allows for differentiation. Instruction is full o
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6th - 12th
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EXCEL 2016 - More Functions - WXFG Radio
This lesson is great for taking a deeper dive into using functions. The premise for the activity is students are pretending to be recently hired by a fictional radio station to clean up their archaic record-keeping practices. Students transform a disorganized, incomplete and mistake-ridden employee information spreadsheet using functions.
They use the power of some of Excel’s text manipulation and date calculation functions. It is a perfect follow up to Excel 2016 - Simple Functions - NBA Sa
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7th - 12th
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300+ Artificial Inteligencies
Hi, I'm new on TPT, I'd appreciate you support with a nice rating.This is what I'm sharing in this product:More than 300 artificial intelligence resources with their names, URL's and a short description of what they are capable to do. I compiled them in a fully editable Excel spreadsheet with descriptions in English and in Spanish.Extremely useful for teachers and students!!!This is my longest collection of AI that I build over several months of research and testing. Most of them require creatin
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
EXCEL 2016 - Using Tables - Grocery List
In this activity, students create a sortable grocery list that calculates a running total. Tables are explored as a convenient means of organizing information and performing some math. Students experience first hand how practical Excel can be for an everyday task such as a grocery list.
In completing this lesson, students will explore using the PRODUCT and IF functions, and will see that these functions can be used in combination. They will learn to freeze rows in order to make the information
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6th - 12th
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First Day of School Forms
Use my forms as a template for yours. Included in this packet are classroom rules, cell phone policies, student information gathering sheets. There are Syllabi for Art 1, 2, 3, Fine Arts Survey, Digital Media, and Publications high school courses. There is supply suggestions, district grading policy, contact info, and lesson/curriculum list on each syllabi for you to draw inspiration from. PowerPoint presentations for each lesson including grading scales can be found in my store.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: First Day of Art Class
Do-Now Artists of the Day - 1 a Day for full Semester
A full Semester's worth of daily Artist introductions with names, links to websites and a daily question to ask. Enables you to take attendance in peace while introducing students to artists from around the globe. There are 112 different and unique artists introduced in an alphabetized list
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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EXCEL 2016 - Using Charts - Student Grades
This lesson is an ideal starting point for teaching students how to use charts in Excel. Students play the role of teachers who are calculating class grades. They will create both a column chart (for Math grades) and a line chart (for History grades). Creating two charts gives students ample exposure to this important concept.
In completing this lesson, students will learn how to instruct Excel to pick the data they want to be displayed in their charts. They will learn data entry short-cu
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6th - 12th
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