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This activity walks students through the basics of how to use spreadsheets and teaches them a few budgeting and finance skills: calculate wages with and without overtimecompare income to expensesconsider how interest rates impact investment amount at different timesuse an if statements to determine if expenses exceed incomeIncludes 5 practice questions with solutions. try it out here: spreadsheet sampleThis activity has a focus on budgeting.  If you’re interested in teaching science related spre

Teach your students the basic tools in a spreadsheet.try it out here: https://goo.gl/koTuKWThis spreadsheet activity guides students through the basics of: spreadsheet as a calculatormoving cells vs dragging cellscreating listsperforming calculations on listsgraphing and best-fit linesIt also includes two questions that ask students to apply their skills. see video above or view it in action hereFor more advanced google spreadsheet functions, see this resource. < a google/gmail account is

See the activity in action here!Students are guided through an introduction to python programming by playing with code to understand how it works.  This includes two lessons (≈60 minutes each) which include an inquiry approach to: variables, numbers, stringsprint( ), input( ) commandsif, elif, else statements; ‘=’ vs ‘==’adding comments to codeand, or logictwo challenges / question (with access to guided solutions) which allow students to practice their learningThis is a Google Colaboratory acti

Create unlimited atomic symbol notation questions. Students are given a unique set of atomic symbol notation questions.  Correct answers change colour to give students immediate feedback and reveal a chemistry image macro.    Perfect for posting to a Google classroom page or sharing as a link. try it out (free sample): https://goo.gl/3E51WTGiven the isotope number and ion charge, students are asked for: atomic numberneutron numberelectron numbervalence electron numberThe download is a pdf docu

Unlimited practice with linear equations.  Correct answers reveal a math image macro. 11 different math memes to reveal. (Gotta catch ‘em all?)  :)practice with slope, intercept, and graph reading skillsAutomatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback.Send out this as an assignment in google classroom: each student will have 20 different questions.Easy extra practice!  Two clicks → 20 new problems.14 different graph questionsExample questions (also see

Answer order of operations questions to reveal a math image macro. Limit the maximum value of the numbers being manipulated.Automatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback.Send out this as an assignment in google classroom: each student will have 20 different questions.Easy extra practice!  Two more clicks → 20 new problems.Example Problems:6 + (4 ÷ (2 - 1))² (3 + 1) × (4 - (1))² 4 - (2 × (6 - 6))² Try out the image reveal (similar themed, free activ

Unlimited subatomic particle notation practice with Christmas theme. Students receive a unique set of atomic symbol notation questions*.  Correct answers change colour to give students immediate feedback and reveal a Christmas image. Easy to use with Google classroom page or as a shared link.Given the isotope number and ion charge, students are asked for: atomic numberneutron numberelectron numbervalence electron numbertry it out here: https://goo.gl/3E51WT*science teacher note: not all of t

Unlimited ionic compound naming practice questions.  Great for email or google classroom! A unique set of chemical formulas are to be converted to ionic compound names.  Correct answers change colour, giving immediate feedback and also reveal parts of a mystery image. example: Question) V(OH)₃ Answer)  vanadium (III) hydroxide try it out: https://goo.gl/E4z2qrThe download is a pdf document with a link to two google spreadsheets (image reveal, and non-image reveal). _________________________

A google classroom activity - have students discover the power of a few spreadsheet functions including =SPLIT and =TRANSPOSE.  It can be a nice introduction to learning to code and algorithmic thinking. try it out here: https://bit.ly/2S1ggCgThis activity assumes students are already familiar with spreadsheets basics ( this activity, for example). This spreadsheet activity includes: four introductions to different spreadsheet commands useful for manipulating text and numbersfour problems that

Create unlimited chemical formula practice questions. Great for email or google classroom. A unique set of ionic compound names are to be converted to chemical formulas.  Correct answers change colour, giving immediate feedback and also reveal parts of a mystery image. example: Question) vanadium (III) hydroxide Answer)  V(OH)3 try it out: https://goo.gl/SKrWQ2The download is a pdf document with a link to two google spreadsheets (image reveal, and non-image reveal). _________________________

Unlimited ionic compound naming practice with a Christmas theme.  Great for email or google classroom! A unique set of chemical formulas are to be converted to ionic compound names.  Correct answers change colour, giving immediate feedback and reveal parts of a Christmas themed image. With two clicks, 10 new problems are generated. example: Question) V(OH)₃ Answer)  vanadium (III) hydroxide try it out here (without image reveal): https://goo.gl/E4z2qrThe download is a pdf document with a li

Correctly answer multiplication problems using exponent laws to slowly reveal a mystery image. → New problems every time!  7 possible images. Perfect for email or google classroom.With two clicks, generate 10 unique monomial × monomial problems to help student practice multiplication with exponents and bracket understanding.Automatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback.Different for every student! and easy extra practice!  One click → 10 new problem

5 lessons using google colabratory to teach a few basics of Python coding. Try it out!

An incredible time saver!This spreadsheet inserts student names into your personal comments and exchanges pronouns (he/she), allowing you to easily reuse comments for multiple students. This spreadsheet will make your comment writing personalized yet efficient. Note: Since sometimes her -- > him but sometimes her -- > his, this replaces instances of 'her' with 'hi__' and has the user manually make the appropriate choice. See it in action here. Or view a video explanation. For example:

This spreadsheet takes a list of names and IB MYP Criterion marks and creates a summary of the data for each student based on the letter of the MYP Criterion.  A unique comment is also created for each student with their name and a summary of their MYP Criteria Levels. see video above or view it in action hereStudent's overall MYP Level is calculated using the IB cutoffs: Sum Mark 0-5 1 6-9 2 10-14 3 15-18 4 19-23 5 24-27 6 28-32 7 < a google/gmail account is required for

Use the distributive property of multiplication to reveal math image macros. With two clicks, generate 20 unique monomial × binomial problems.Automatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback.Different for every student!Easy extra practice; two more clicks → 20 new problems.Example problems:(-4g - 2) × -3g -4 × ( 5m + 2) 5a × ( 6 - 2) Try out the image reveal (similar themed, free activity, with a focus on multiplication) The download is a pdf document

Create unlimited, unique worksheets that let students practice one, two, and three step algebra problems.This google spreadsheets lets you create a worksheet (two sided, with answers) using coefficient and constant numbers in a range defined by you.  Every time you change a number, all of the questions change to create an unlimited number of unique problems. try it out here: https://goo.gl/ji6pz6Example Questions: one step: 2n = 10two step: 2x + 2 = 12three step*: 2k/5 -1 = 9   or 2k - 1 =

Unlimited Christmas themed quadratic factoring.   Correct answers reveal a mystery image.Two clicks → 20 new problems.Set the maximum value of the numbers in the factored form.8 different images to revealThese questions do not require the quadratic formula. All of them can be factored so that the leading polynomial coefficient is 1: 4x² - 16x + 12 = 4(x² - 4x + 3) = 4(x - 3)(x - 1) Example factoring questions (also see the images): -2x² + 14x - 20 x² - 5x + 6 The download is a pdf document wit

Correctly answer monomial-binomial multiplication problems to slowly reveal a mystery image. Practice bracket distribution! → New problems every time!  7 possible images. Perfect for email or google classroom.With two clicks, generate 20 unique monomial × binomial problems.Automatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback.Different for every student & easy extra practice!  One click → 20 new problems.Example problems: (-4g - 2) × -3g -4 × ( 5m + 2) 5a

From a list of test raw scores, this resource outputs the appropriate IB Level (out of 7) based on the level bands that you have defined. Easy to use:Copy then paste student raw scores.Input the maximum test score.Set Level bands.Student IB test Levels are automatically created.see video above or view it in action here< a google/gmail account is required for using the spreadsheet > The download is a pdf document with a link to the google spreadsheet. _________________________ You may also