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Use this end of the year editable WICOR AVID digital Choice Board to add writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization and reading into your class with some fun summer themes! Have students complete pieces for sub plans, final exams or study hall time. Simply, make any edits you wish and share a forced copy of the spreadsheet with your students.

*Please note: all activities in this digital choice are digital but most activities can also be printed if you wish

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What's Included:

Editable AVID WICOR Choice Board in Google Sheets

• 5 Writing Activities
• 5 Inquiry Activities
• 5 Collaboration Activities
• 5 Organization Activities
• 5 Reading Activities

Activities Included:

Writing

• a pre-write and letter-writing activity to thank a teacher
• college tour with reflection
• a journal reflection on AVID skills learned
• a cover letter writing activity for a summer or dream job
• choosing a TED talk out of the choices provided and writing focused notes using the template provided

Inquiry

• solving a logic puzzle, answering questions in a Google form and then responding to reflection questions
• reading a choice book and writing Costa Questions
• revisiting notes and adding Costa Questions
• reading through PSAT questions and deciding if they are level 1, level 2, or level 3 from Costas
• writing leveled interview questions for future AVID students

Collaboration

• completely a classmate affirmations template to be shared with a peer
• partner binder check with form
• adding to a partners focused notes
• designing an end of the year team building activity using a graphic organizer and responding to reflection questions
• creating a podcast script with a partner and responding to a choice prompt

Organization

• creating a daily summer schedule using the template and including the listed items
• a pre-write and rough draft for a college application essay
• organizing binder and taking before and after pictures
• organizing Google drive and taking before and after pictures
• creating a digital summer-themed crossword puzzle and responding to a reflection question

Reading

• choosing 10 vocabulary words from a content area and creating images, symbols, or scenes to represent each
• taking digital focused notes over the marking the text presentation provided
• creating a summer book recommendations blog with an intro, descriptions, images, summaries, and conclusion
• researching a summary vacation spot and creating a digital brochure using the template provided
• reading a choice book and writing a 3-5 sentence summary

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Use this Editable WICOR AVID digital Choice Board to add writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization and reading into your class! Have students complete pieces for sub plans, final exams or study hall time! Simply share a forced copy of the spreadsheet with your students.

Get the WICOR Boards Growing Bundle HERE!

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What's Included:

Editable AVID WICOR Choice Board in Google Sheets

• 5 Writing Activities
• 5 Inquiry Activities
• 5 Collaboration Activities
• 5 Organization Activities
• 5 Reading Activities

Activities Included:

Writing

• Procrastination Ted Talk and one-pager
• Quickwrite prompt and marking the text of an article
• Choosing a Ted Talk out of the provided options and taking digital focused notes over it
• Creating a 6-word memoir
• True Intentions video assignment with writing prompts

Inquiry

• Einstein Riddle and reflection questions
• Rereading recent notes from a core class and adding Costa's Leveled Questions
• Costa's Level of Questioning presentation and activities
• Quiz over Costa's Level of Thinking
• Creating an inquiry Frayer model

Collaboration

• Designing a team-building game
• Thanking a teacher letter
• Designing a Google Slides over the benefits of being in AVID
• Creating a one-pager over collaboration using the provided rubric
• Watch the provided Ted Talk and write a 20-word summary with a partner

Organization

• Create an hourly schedule using the provided template and include the following: wake-up, class time, school work, meals, exercise, personal enjoyment and bedtime etc.
• Organizing binder and taking before and after pictures
• Organizing Google Slides and taking before and after pictures
• Creating a focused notes rubric using the provided template
• Writing an academic smart goal using the provided template

Reading

• Read the article about cell phone addiction and mark the text following the instructions
• Read a choice book for 20 minutes
• Read recent notes from a core class and create a cluster web using the provided graphic organizer
• Create a crossword puzzle using vocabulary from recent notes
• Complete the Anticipation Guide over the article about why sleep is important

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This product includes assessment, progress monitoring, graphs generated automatically from the data you quickly put it, as well as no prep activities to practice all 40 of the Dolch Pre Primer words!

Included are the following:

-Both digital and print student/teacher assessments for all Dolch pre primer sight words.

-A classroom editable data collection checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words each student got correct as well as how many students got each sight word correct.

-Individual student editable progress monitoring checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words the student got correct from each list and generates a graph from that data.

-6 engaging coloring pages that focus on 4-6 sight words on each page.

-6 read and draw pages that practice sight words while also working on reading fluency/comprehension.

-40 fluency strips that each have one sight word in a complete sentence for students to practice.

-Flash cards to help students practice at home or in class.

Save valuable time and energy with these no prep, editable and automatic resources! Each spread sheet can be printed; looking professional, easy to read and organized. This would be a valuable tool to use for elementary teachers and special education teachers. This data can be used as an intervention tools, progress monitoring, a visual representation for parents during parent teacher conferences, etc.

This product includes assessment, progress monitoring, graphs generated automatically from the data you quickly put it, as well as no prep activities to practice all 52 of the Dolch Primer words!

Included are the following:

-Both digital and print student/teacher assessments for all Dolch primer sight words.

-A classroom editable data collection checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words each student got correct as well as how many students got each sight word correct.

-Individual student editable progress monitoring checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words the student got correct from each list and generates a graph from that data.

-9 engaging coloring pages that focus on 4-6 sight words on each page.

-9 read and draw pages that practice sight words while also working on reading fluency/comprehension.

-52 fluency strips that each have one sight word in a complete sentence for students to practice.

-Flash cards to help students practice at home or in class.

Save valuable time and energy with these no prep, editable and automatic resources! Each spread sheet can be printed; looking professional, easy to read and organized. This would be a valuable tool to use for elementary teachers and special education teachers. This data can be used as an intervention tools, progress monitoring, a visual representation for parents during parent teacher conferences, etc.

This product includes assessment, progress monitoring, graphs generated automatically from the data you quickly put it, as well as no prep activities to practice all 41 of the Dolch 1st Grade words!

Included are the following:

-Both digital and print student/teacher assessments for all Dolch 1st Grade sight words.

-A classroom editable data collection checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words each student got correct as well as how many students got each sight word correct.

-Individual student editable progress monitoring checklists that automatically totals the number of sight words the student got correct from each list and generates a graph from that data.

-6 engaging coloring pages that focus on 4-6 sight words on each page.

-6 read and draw pages that practice sight words while also working on reading fluency/comprehension.

-41 fluency strips that each have one sight word in a complete sentence for students to practice.

-Flash cards to help students practice at home or in class.

Save valuable time and energy with these no prep, editable and automatic resources! Each spread sheet can be printed; looking professional, easy to read and organized. This would be a valuable tool to use for elementary teachers and special education teachers. This data can be used as an intervention tools, progress monitoring, a visual representation for parents during parent teacher conferences, etc.

Give middle school students a chance to learn more about careers and business as they work with a team to create their own teen business!

This unit focuses on students exploring many of the aspects of creating their own business and introduces some of the day-to-day requirements of that business. Students choose a business with their team, prepare a business plan, advertising materials and a budget and finally reflect on their learning utilizing a variety of MS Office products or Google Products, and a choice of a variety of free Web 2.0 tools such as Audacity, Paint, Canva, Adobe Express and others specified in each section of the lesson. Students can choose from available software options, or the teacher can specify which software they should use for each project.

Files Included with this Lesson (all fully editable)

· Teacher & Student Resources

· Overview of the Unit for Teachers & Students

· Project Planning and Grading Sheet – Teacher

· Project Planning Sheet – Students

· Team Sign Up Sheet

· Student Expectations and Grading Rubrics for:

o Business Plan

o Logo

o Business card/letterhead

o Tri-fold Brochure

o Budget

o Sales Presentation

o Advertising (print and audio/video)

o Reflection Essay

· Sample Budget project (MS Excel)

· Quick Start Guide - Audacity

· Quick Start Guide - Canva

I've used this with 7th and 8th graders and they love having a chance to think about turning one of their passions into an actual money-making business.

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Which group can create the best possible classroom, using a given budget and the size constraints of the existing room? Redesign the Classroom Project lets middle schoolers work in a small group to be the architect and interior designer as they measure the existing classroom, determine what new items to purchase, and then arrange their resources into the best possible learning environment.

This project reinforces measurement, math and accuracy skills as students use their imagination and creativity. After taking the measurements, each group brainstorms what they will purchase with their budget and creates a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (or Google Sheets) to show how they will spend their money. Next, they draw their floorplan to scale (on graph paper, using Web 2.0 tools (www.floorplanner.com or www.homestyler.com ) or Sketchup (a free download available at: http://www.sketchup.com/download) and then arrange the furnishings of the room to the best advantage. Next, students combine their work into a Microsoft PowerPoint (or Google Slides) presentation to explain and showcase their choices. Finally, students reflect on their learning, both about the project and about the success of their team. Note: This lesson is intended for beginning Excel users and was created using Microsoft Excel 2016. It is easily adaptable for different versions and an earlier version template is included.

This project was created for grades 7 and 8 but would be appropriate for upper elementary or high school students as well.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

Files Included with this Lesson

• Teacher & Student Notes and Resources

• Project Overview Introduction for Students

• Team Sign-up Sheet

• Floor Plan Creation and Design Project - Student Expectations, Instructions and Grading Rubric

• Measurement Recording Sheet (includes sample)

• Team Brainstorming Sheet

• Microsoft Excel Budget Project – Student Expectations, Instructions and Grading Rubric

• Microsoft Excel Template (fully editable, includes formulas) – Two Versions: 2016 and 97-2003

• PowerPoint Presentation - Student Expectations, Instructions and Grading Rubric

• Project Reflection Questions

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How Does It Work?

It’s Magic!

Actually it’s all Made Using Excel Formulas and Cell References.

I HATE writing seating charts and I made these so I wouldn’t have to anymore.

But I didn’t stop there... I wanted a way to organize students more efficiently for checking work and giving feedback, as well as having a way to modify my seating chart based on my instructional needs, so I made all kinds of seating charts and used my knowledge of Excel to make this SMART. (How to instructions and videos are included!!)

What Can You Do With This?

• Sort students by mastery to focus on a specific part of the classroom for intervention
• Sort students by work speed to give feedback to students who may work more quickly, and give those students who may work slower more time to complete their assignment before having feedback.
• Sort student translators with non-native speakers for assistance.
• Add a column with #1 (and sort) to designate students who may be on the cusp of advancing .These students will be at the front of your check-ins during independent practice.
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• Use this column under the student's name: (HW/Late/Beh) to track homework submission, tardiness, and behavior - see trends on a weekly basis.
• Use the column with 1 2 3 to track the student's mastery on a particular day OR how often you have checked in with them.
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Interval in Excel - Track Student Behaviors That Are Too Frequent for Frequency Count

Interval in Excel is an effective tool for tracking student behaviors that are too frequent for frequency count, such as calling out or making repetitive noises. This product is designed to help you quantify behavior data, save time, and clearly demonstrate the need for additional support to your administration.

How to Use Interval in Excel

To use Interval in Excel, select a partial interval behavior data collection sheet where the day is divided into 5-minute or 10-minute segments. Simply indicate with a plus sign whether the behavior occurred even once during that time period.

At the end of the day, calculate the percentage of intervals in which the behavior was observed by dividing the total number of intervals in which the behavior occurred by the total number of intervals.

Your purchase of Interval in Excel includes:

• 6 different Interval Recording Forms
• Daily Behavior Interval Excel Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year
• Common Data Collection Methods Quick Overview
• Quick Excel Tips
• Example Behavior Graph with Phase Line and Trend Line

Add Phase Lines to Your Graph

Increase the usefulness of your graph by using phase lines. Add a phase line to the graph when changes occur, such as medication changes, class changes, or living situations. Over time, you can use this information to identify potential causes of behavioral difficulties or reasons for behavior improvement.

Using phase lines can be especially helpful when working with students who have a Behavior Intervention Plan. They help you determine the effectiveness of your interventions. Instructions on how to use phase lines are included in your purchase.

Note: While the graph can work on both Excel and Google Sheets, phase lines can only be added using Excel.

If you like Interval in Excel, you might also be interested in my other behavior graphing resources, which can be found here.

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How to Use Rate on Excel for Behavior Tracking

If you need to measure behaviors that are difficult to count throughout the day, Rate on Excel is the perfect tool for you. This product provides an estimate of how often a behavior occurs per minute, hour, or day. By tracking the behavior for a short period across several days, you can easily determine the rate of behavior.

Calculating the Rate of Behavior with Rate on Excel

To calculate the rate of behavior, use the provided rate forms to tally how many times the behavior is observed within a given time frame. At the end of the week, enter the total observation time and the number of times the behavior occurred into the dated weekly spreadsheet.

A graph will automatically be created for up to three problem behaviors, which you can use to monitor student behavior and share with parents, students, and administrators, or include as part of your IEP progress report.

Using Phase Lines to Enhance Your Graph

Increase the utility of your graph by adding phase lines, which indicate changes such as medication, class, or living situation. Over time, you can use this information to determine potential causes of behavioral difficulties or improvement.

Graphs with phase lines are especially useful when working with students who have a Behavior Intervention Plan since they can help you determine the effectiveness of your interventions. Instructions on how to use phase lines are included with your purchase.

What’s Included in Your Purchase

Your purchase of Rate on Excel includes three different Behavior Rate Recording Forms, one Rate of Positive Interactions to Corrections Form for self-reflection, and weekly Behavior Rate Excel Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year.

You will also receive a quick overview of common data collection methods, quick Excel tips, an example behavior graph with phase line and trend line, and instructions on how to use phase lines.

Note: The graph is compatible with both Excel and Google Sheets, but phase lines can only be entered in Excel.

If you like Rate on Excel, you might also be interested in my other behavior graphing resources, which can be found here.

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• How to Use Behavioral Baseline Data to Promote and Measure Student Growth
• How to Use Frequency Count in Excel to Progress Monitor Classroom Behavior
• Duration of Behavior: How to Use Duration Count to Effectively Track Student Behavior
• Interval Graphing for Student Success: A Step-by-Step Guide for Educators
• Behavioral Progress Tracking: The Power of Rate Graphs in Education

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Please follow me on TeachShare for more exceptional data collection and SEL resources. And remember, your feedback matters! If you decide to make a purchase, kindly leave a review, and TPT will reward you with credits to explore more fabulous resources. Together, let's create a positive and data-informed learning environment for our students.

Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing: A Data Collection Tool for Behavior Tracking

Tracking student behavior is an essential part of teaching, but it can be time-consuming and overwhelming. Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing simplifies the process, making it easy to track behaviors that are easy to count and have a clear beginning and end.

Benefits of Using Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing

With Frequency Count in Excel, you can collect data for Response to Intervention (RTI), track Individualized Education Program (IEP) behavior goals, and progress monitor Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).

What's Included with Your Purchase

Your purchase includes two behavior frequency forms, plus Daily and Weekly Excel Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year.

In addition to the forms and graphs, you'll receive:

• A Quick Overview of Common Data Collection Methods
• Quick Excel Tips to Make Data Collection a Breeze
• An Example Behavior Graph with Phase Line and Trend Line
• Instructions on How to Use Frequency Count in Excel

Using Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing

To use Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing, start by choosing your preferred behavior data collection sheet. You can use one of the behavior tracking forms included with your purchase or any other form that you prefer. Then, enter the data from the frequency recording sheet into the Daily or Weekly spreadsheet.

As you enter data into the spreadsheet, your graph will automatically be created or continued. This feature allows you to monitor student behavior and response to interventions with ease.

Enhancing Your Graphs with Phase Lines

For added insight, consider using phase lines to your graph. These lines can be added when changes occur (e.g., medication adjustments, classroom changes, living situations), aiding in identifying potential causes of behavioral challenges or improvements over time.

Graphs with phase lines are particularly useful when working with students under a Behavior Intervention Plan. They serve as a tool to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions. Instructions on how to use phase lines are included in your purchase.

Note: If the behavior occurs so often that getting an accurate count is impractical, consider using interval recording instead.

Compatibility

The graph will work in Excel or Google Sheets. However, you must use Excel if you want to enter phase lines because Google Sheets does not have this feature.

Start Simplifying Your Data Collection Process Today

Stop spending hours tracking student behavior and start using Frequency Count in Excel. With this tool, you can monitor behaviors with ease, make data-driven decisions, and support your students' success.

If you like Behavior Frequency Form and Graphing, you might also be interested in my other behavior graphing resources, which can be found here.

If you are looking for just forms but aren't interested in graphing, I have a resource for that, too!

Forms:

• Behavior Data Collection Sheet (s) - 38 Individual Data Sheets
• Classroom Data Collection Sheet (s) For Academics, Digital and Printable
• Progress Monitoring for IEP Goals - Behavior and Academics - Featured

Blog Posts to Learn More About Behavior Data Collection

• How to Use Behavioral Baseline Data to Promote and Measure Student Growth

• How to Use Frequency Count in Excel to Progress Monitor Classroom Behavior

• Duration of Behavior: How to Use Duration Count to Effectively Track Student Behavior

• Interval Graphing for Student Success: A Step-by-Step Guide for Educators

• Behavioral Progress Tracking: The Power of Rate Graphs in Education

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Duration (ABA) is designed for tracking the length of time that a specific behavior lasts.

Included with Your Purchase

Your purchase includes four different Duration Recording Forms, as well as weekly Behavior Duration Excel Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year.

In addition to the forms and graphs, you'll receive:

• A Quick Overview of Common Data Collection Methods
• Quick Excel Tips to Make Data Collection a Breeze
• An Example Behavior Graph with Phase Line and Trend Line

When to Use Duration Data

This product is useful when frequency behavior data alone is not enough to provide a complete picture of what is going on with a difficult student. For example, tracking how many times a student has a tantrum per week is helpful, but knowing how long those tantrums last can provide additional insight.

How to Use Duration (ABA)

To use Duration (ABA), track long-lasting problem behaviors throughout the week using the included recording form. At the end of the week, enter the total number of incidents and the total number of minutes into the dated weekly spreadsheet. The data entered on the spreadsheet will automatically create duration graphs in Excel for up to 3 problem behaviors.

Add Phaselines to Your Graph

To make your graph more useful, consider adding phase lines when changes occur (medication, class, living situation, etc.). Over time, this information can help you identify potential causes of behavioral difficulties or reasons for behavior improvement. The included instructions will show you how to use phase lines in your graphs.

Note: The graph will work in Excel or Google Sheets, but Excel is required if you want to enter phase lines, as this feature is not available in Google Sheets.

If you like Duration, you might also be interested in my other behavior graphing resources, which can be found here.

If you are looking for just forms but aren't interested in graphing, I have a resource for that, too!

Forms:

• Behavior Data Collection Sheet (s) - 38 Individual Data Sheets
• Classroom Data Collection Sheet (s) For Academics, Digital and Printable
• Progress Monitoring for IEP Goals - Behavior and Academics - Featured

Blog Posts to Learn More About Behavior Data Collection

• How to Use Behavioral Baseline Data to Promote and Measure Student Growth
• How to Use Frequency Count in Excel to Progress Monitor Classroom Behavior
• Duration of Behavior: How to Use Duration Count to Effectively Track Student Behavior
• Interval Graphing for Student Success: A Step-by-Step Guide for Educators
• Behavioral Progress Tracking: The Power of Rate Graphs in Education

Connect with Me!

Please follow me on TeachShare for more exceptional data collection and SEL resources. And remember, your feedback matters! If you decide to make a purchase, kindly leave a review, and TPT will reward you with credits to explore more fabulous resources. Together, let's create a positive and data-informed learning environment for our students.

The financial literacy project will help the students to gain financial knowledge and learn money management skills. This personal finance budgeting spreadsheet is perfect for middle school and high school students to develop financial planning skills and achieve their financial goals. This project will encourage the students to take right decision regarding their finances and promotes critical thinking. The Excel personal finance template is a great tool for students to organize their monthly bills. With the help of this budget template they will know where the money is going.

There are 17 tabs in this template which includes:

Instructions on how to use the template

Monthly budget- 12 months

Income Tracker

Expense Tracker

Bill Tracker

YTD Summary

This template is easy to use & all calculations are done for you.

How it works:

You will need Excel to use this template. Make sure you have it on your computer.

Instructions are provided on how to use the template.

Just save this template on your computer. Do not touch the formulas or delete any cells.

You can reach me if you have any questions.

This is an instant digital download. No product will be sent to you.

REFUNDS

Due to the nature of the product, refunds are not accepted. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me.

You cannot share or resell these files in any way. These are for personal use only.

The “Excelling with Excel” Beginner Lessons start students with no previous knowledge of Microsoft Excel on a path of learning the most important and frequently used commands to give them a quick start. Each lesson has a short, step-by-step tutorial that includes screenshots to walk students through the new tools they will use in the lesson. Then, they are given a creative task to solve, using those skills to create a spreadsheet. There are five lessons, each taking no more than two class periods.

Files Included with this Lesson

• Teacher Notes and Resources

• 5 Mini Lessons with Tutorial and Creative Project including rubrics

Versions of the lesson are included for MS Excel 2013/2016, and Office 365 (MS Excel 2019).

This lesson was created for middle school students (grades 6-8) but could also be used for upper elementary or high school students.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

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Use this Point Sheet to track & automatically graph IEP behavior goals.

Your purchase of Behavior Point Sheet Editable Point Sheets Behaviorincludes:

• Daily and Weekly Behavior Percentage Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year
• Point sheet with five operationally-defined behaviors
• Editable point sheet to match your student's specific IEP behavior goals

PLUS

• Common Data Collection Methods Quick Overview
• Quick Excel Tips

Included EDITABLE point sheet helps take the guesswork & emotionality out of grading student behavior in classroom (for you, your paras, or partner teachers) by basing it on the number of prompts a student receives in each defined time frame.

Easily enter your data into the Excel percent graph-maker to automatically create professional-looking graphs (daily or weekly) for intervention-tracking, IEP meetings, or progress reports.

Note

The Point sheet graph would work in Excel or Google Sheets, but you must use Excel if you want to enter phase lines, as Google Sheets does not have this feature.

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Duration Data for Problem Behavior (Duration ABA)

• 4 different Duration Recording Forms
• Weekly Behavior Duration Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year

Frequency Data for Problem Behavior (Frequency Tables Excel)

• 2 different Frequency Recording Forms
• Daily and Weekly Behavior Frequency Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year

Interval Data for Problem Behavior (Interval in Excel)

• 6 different Interval Recording Forms
• Daily Behavior Interval Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year

Rate Data for Problem Behavior (Rate on Excel)

• 3 different Behavior Rate Recording Forms
• 1 Rate of Positive Interactions to Corrections Form (helpful for self-reflection)
• Weekly Behavior Rate Graphs through the 2025-2026 school year

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This resource is a back to school digital escape room that has three rooms with 10 codes to decipher in each. Students will use a pigpen cipher, emoji code and letter wheel to solve 30 total coded words that are all school related. As students solve the codes, the picture of a lock next to the answer will automatically open. When all 10 coded words have been answered correctly, a key will pop up automatically at the bottom of that page. As students collect these keys, they will appear on the first Google Sheet Page labeled "Directions and Key Collection Page." When all three keys have been collected, a message saying "You Did It!" will appear on the Directions and Key Collection Page.

Students will navigate from room to room using the bottom tabs on the Google Sheets pages labeled:

-Directions and Key Collection Page

-Room 1

-Room 2
-Room 3

This is a fun, engaging activity to do in the first week or two of school as you are meeting new students, getting into the routines but need activities to fill the time before academics begin. Included in this is the digital escape room, directions/answer key and student work pages that can be printed if a separate page is needed with the ciphers or coded messages is needed.

The “Excelling with Excel” Intermediate Activities let students continue their learning with Microsoft Excel to include more intermediate commands. This lesson assumes student already have beginner skills with Microsoft Excel including knowing these basic commands: entering and editing information, basic cell and text formatting, changing column width, creating a basic formula (SUM, AVERAGE, basic math), adding a row or column, changing page settings, printing, and creating a basic chart/graph. If students have not yet mastered these skills, you may want to start with Excelling with Excel – Beginner Activities, available at: https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/Excelling-with-Excel-Beginner-Activities-1939780

Each lesson has a short, step-by-step tutorial that includes screenshots to walk students through the new tools they will use in the lesson. Then, they are given a creative task to solve, using those skills to create a spreadsheet. There are four lessons, each taking no more than two class periods.

Versions of the lesson are included for MS Excel 2013/2016, and Office 365 (MS Excel 2019).

This lesson was created for middle school students (grades 6-8) but could also be used for upper elementary or high school students.

These lessons were created for middle school students (grades 6-8) but could also be used with upper elementary and high school students.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

Files Included with this Lesson

• Teacher Notes and Resources

• 4 Mini Lessons with Tutorial and Creative Project including grading rubrics

• Fully Editable Sample Microsoft Excel Worksheet for each lesson

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Real Estate Career Simulation: Flip a House Project lets middle schoolers see how real estate investors purchase, improve, and resell homes for a profit. Utilizing Microsoft Word and Excel, students “purchase” a home of choice from a list and then determine the improvements they want to make to it, all while staying within their budget. Then, they design the home, using Web 2.0 tools (www.floorplanner.com or www.homestyler.com ) or Sketchup (a free download available at: http://www.sketchup.com/download ). Finally, students use Microsoft Word to prepare a one-page sale flyer for their renovated home. Note: This lesson is intended for beginning Excel users and was created using Microsoft Excel 2016. It is easily adaptable for different versions.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

Files Included with this Lesson

• Teacher Notes and Resources

• Home Purchase & Improvement Choices Lesson Instructions, Expectations and Grading Rubric

• Choices Worksheet (editable Microsoft Word version and .pdf)

• Excel Budget Creation Lesson Instructions, Expectations and Grading Rubric

• Excel Budget Sample (editable Microsoft Excel file and .pdf)

• Floor Plan Creation and House Design Project Instructions, Expectations and Grading Rubric

• Floor Plan and Design Samples

• Selling Brochure Project Instructions, Expectations and Grading Rubric

• Sample Brochure

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In this project based learning unit, students learn about hospitality careers as they work together with their team of “Event Planners” to plan a party or wedding. They research costs, utilizing a budget they create in MS Excel (or Google Sheets). Together they determine how they will divide the work of planning the event, creating an invitation and a menu (MS Word or Publisher or Google Docs/Slides). Finally, they research a career of choice and compile their information in MS PowerPoint or Google Slides.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

Included with this Lesson

• Unit Overview & Teacher Resources

• Event Planning Project Expectations and Grading Information (4 self paced projects, taking a total of approximately 6-7 class periods of 55 minutes each)

• Group Planning Sheet

• Research/Reference Planning Sheet

• Budget Project Sample

• Invitation Project Sample

• Menu Project Sample

• Career Project (PowerPoint) Sample

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The “What Will My Car Cost?” project allows students to build skills in Internet research and critical thinking as they research costs for a car and then compute and compare payment options using Microsoft Excel. First, students research the cost for two car options (one used and one new) and then compare financing and payment options for these using formulas in Microsoft Excel. The step-by-step directions were created for Microsoft Excel 2016, but could easily be used with earlier versions of the software. Editable templates and samples are provided for both Microsoft Excel 2016 and earlier versions (2007-2013).

The project was created for grades 7-8 but could easily be adapted for high school students.

This lesson is great for distance learning/remote learning. You can upload it to your school's learning management system (Google Classroom, Edmodo, Canvas, etc.) or share with students via Google Drive.

Files Included with this Lesson

• Teacher Notes and Resources

• Student Project Overview, Expectations & Rubric - Research & Excel Project

• Student Step-by-Step Guide - Excel Project

• MS Excel Template “What Will My Car Cost” Project for use in differentiation (Two Editable Microsoft Excel files with formulas – one for version 2016; one for earlier versions 2007-2013)

• Sample “What Will My Car Cost?” Project (Two Editable Microsoft Excel files with formulas – one for version 2016; one for earlier versions 2007-2013)

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