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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

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 a random seating plan with a single keyboard action!This spreadsheet takes a list of student names and creates a random seating plan from those names.  A few different classroom setups (desks, tables, pods) are possible. see video above or view it in action hereThe download is a zip files with a txt document readme and an xlsx file. _________________________ You may also be interested in this Image & Text Bingo Card Creator, an Unlimited Arithmetic Math Practice activity or a Google E

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:

A combination of two google classroom activities, offering students unlimited problem practice with quick feedback: monomial × monomial exponent practice; see it here (video)monomial × binomial; see it in action here (video)Features:→ With two clicks, generate a set of unique multiplication practice problems. → Automatic Marking!  When the correct answer is written, students receive immediate feedback. → Different for every student!  Send out this as an assignment in google classroom: each stude