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Problem solving worksheets for Microsoft Excel
Excel Spreadsheet activities (Introduction to Spreadsheets & Calculations)
This fun spreadsheet activity lesson introduces the very basics of Microsoft Excel such as its different features, keywords as well as how to create basic calculations. Once students have developed their initial skills in how to use Excel, they will be expected to design and create their own spreadsheet based on a given scenario. This resource has been trailed and tested in the classroom and is a proven success. This lesson comes with: Selection of Worksheets including Answer KeysMini TestsDetai
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Microsoft Excel Practicing Spreadsheets
Students are given a number of different scenarios to practise their spreadsheet skills further. Students will learn to: Format spreadsheetsInsert calculations Make predictions based on data held in spreadsheets. The resources for this lesson will teach students how to use Microsoft Excel in a fun and engaging manner. It has been trailed and tested in the classroom and is a proven success. This resource includes: WorksheetsAnswer KeySuggested lesson plansMany thanks to KindergartenWorks for use
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Engineering Design Process - EDP - BABY YODA - STEM -
This exciting new resource will help your students realize that there is no "ONE, PERFECT, OFFICIAL" way to describe each step in the EDP. For example - "Iterate" = "Improve it" = "Make it Better" = "Redesign & Redo".... Students color each block based on what step it is. (All "Iterate" get colored dark Blue).Students will be super excited as they near completion and can start to make out a parody of BABY YODA - one of the hottest characters of 2021. BUT WAIT - THERE'S MORE: Because I used
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: STEM / Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Excel Spreadsheets Using Functions
This lesson encourages students to practise using the Average(), Max(), Min() and mode() functions to make predictions from a set of data held in spreadsheets. The resources for this lesson will teach students how to use Microsoft Excel in a fun and engaging manner. It has been trailed and tested in the classroom and is a proven success. This resource includes: • Worksheet• Answer Key• Recommended YouTube Video • Suggested lesson plan
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Wants and Needs to Prioritize shopping list
This is an excel file, which is editable, to take a list of items and discuss and learn how to prioritize and budget into shopping list. The first tab is a list to determine if each specific item is a want or a need. Then the next tab is to start discussing how much each item costs by first guessing the price and then looking up the prices. The third tab then sets a shopping budget and prompts the individual to write the prices again and then order the items in priority to buy.
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Proportional Non Proportional Comparison Cooking Lessons
Students will use tables, graphs and equations to describe two costs of cooking schools. They will use this information to compare and contrast proportional and non proportional graphs, tables, and equations. I used this as a test.
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6th - 8th
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I Can Solve a Problem!
This is an elementary-friendly form school counselors and classroom teachers can use with students who are struggling with a problem. It works especially well as a reflective tool when a child has made a poor behavior choice or is having social difficulties.
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1st - 4th
Exam calculator
It's a simple and useful calculator specially designed for teachers while marking their students' examinations.
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