Computer Learning for Everyone

The Favorite School Lunches Spreadsheet & Chart is a fun, differentiated spreadsheet activity. Students create a spreadsheet and a column chart and learn to insert images into the chart columns. Skills used in this activity include: · Merge and center · Widen a column · Bold and center · Insert a column chart · Add chart title and axes labels. · Insert an image in each chart column. · Landscape orientation · Use Print Preview to confirm the spreadsheet and chart are on the same page. Written

These computer vocabulary activities are designed for beginner English Language Learners WIDA Levels 1 & 2 but could be used for lower grades, some Special Ed students, and low readers. All four language domains are used: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This resource includes: 12 computer vocabulary terms with matching images in black and white5 practice worksheetsfour bingo cards for listening and reading practicetwo final assessments with answer keysThese materials are in PDFs and

In The Class Zodiac Table in Word resource, students create a Microsoft Word table of class zodiac signs. This activity is differentiated for use by all students, including mainstream, beginner ELLs, low readers, and SpeciaL Ed. I’m always amazed at the number of students who have never heard of zodiac signs. Many students are interested in learning more about them and this activity includes doing some online research to learn more about their sign and the associated traits. Resources to provi

Many students have no idea how to write a business letter. With the Celebrity Letter Invitation, students write a letter inviting a celebrity to speak at their school. Writing a letter to the celebrity of their choice makes the assignment more real for students. I like to mail the letters which makes students even more excited about this activity! This resource is differentiated so you can use it for EVERYONE in your classes, with example letters for mainstream students, English Language Learne

This ready to use activity teaches students to work with shapes, images, and page orientation in Word. It's differentiated and will work for EVERYONE in your class - from mainstream students to English Language Learners and Special Ed. In this activity, students learn to: Change page orientationInsert Word ArtInsert, format, and move images and shapes.Students can decide which resources work best for them: Step-by-step video for beginner English Language Learners (ELLs), low readers, and some

If you work with students and computers, you may spend a lot of time resetting forgotten passwords, particularly at the beginning of the year or a new semester. This is an easy way to help English Language Learners, Special Ed students, or any students who can't seem to keep track of their login information, I typically print this form, fill it out and glue it into a student's planner or notebook. I do this for all of my beginner English Language Learners and for any other students who have trou