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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 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

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Quickly create randomized Bingo cards from a list of text clues and pictures!  This spreadsheet takes your clues and creates 10 Bingo cards each with a random arrangement of the text and images you provide. see video above or view it in action here: https://youtu.be/Tfytdiw-waYThe download is a pdf document with a link to the google spreadsheet. _________________________ You may also be interested in this Randomize Seating Plan resource or this Who has?  I have… worksheet creator.

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

Try it out here.Students are guided through a second introduction to python programming (here's the first part) by playing with code to understand how it works.  This includes three lessons (~60 minutes each) which include an inquiry approach to: listsloopsintroduction to methodscreating functionstwo challenges / question per activity (with access to guided solutions) which allow students to practice their learningIt’s Google Colaboratory activity - do the coding within your google suite!  Try

Quickly create worksheets for the "Who has?  I have…” game*.This spreadsheets lets you add clues and then automatically creates a printable sheet with cards that are easy to cut out. see video above or view it in action here< a google/gmail account is required for editing the spreadsheet > The download is a pdf document with a link to the google spreadsheet. _________________________ You may also be interested in this Image & Text Bingo Card Creator, an Unlimited Arithmetic Math Practic

Unlimited chemical formula creation practice with a Christmas theme.  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 reveal parts of a Christmas themed image. example: Question) vanadium (III) hydroxide Answer)  V(OH)3 try it out here (without the image reveal): https://goo.gl/SKrWQ2The download is a pdf document with a link to the google spreadsheet. __________

Create unlimited math questions involving proportional variables.Students use a google spreadsheet that creates a unique set of questions involving proportions such as: If A ∝ B² and B is tripled, how does A change?If A ∝ B⁻³ and B is halved, how does A change?try it out here: https://goo.gl/W7yRaRsee video above or view it in action here< a google/gmail account is required for editing the spreadsheet > The download is a pdf document with a link to the google spreadsheet. _______________

Check it out in action! (video link)Unlimited subatomic particle notation practice with a Halloween theme. Correctly answers question about atomic symbols to reveal a Halloween image. Perfect for posting to a Google classroom page or sharing as a link. Given the isotope number and ion charge, students are asked for: atomic numberneutron numberelectron numbervalence electron numberperiodic table included!try it out here (without the image reveal): https://goo.gl/3E51WT< a google/gmail acco