Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Wednesday, Dec 3rd- 7th Grade- Spreadsheets- Count and Count A functions

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Archdale-Trinity Middle School
Lesson Plan
 
Date: 12-03-2014



Teacher:
Witkowski

Lesson/Unit Topic:
Spreadsheet- Count and Count A functions

Standards:
SSB-1 Know the components of Spreadsheets
SSB-2 Know Spreadsheet operations



“I Can…” Statement
Criteria for Success-Formative/Summative Assessments
I can create  Count and Count A  functions.
Students can create Count and Count A  functions.


Literacy/Vocabulary Strategies (Word Wall)

To find a function, click the down arrow next to the Autosum button,
Click on “More functions”
Type in the name of the function you are looking for and click GO.
Then click OK.
Insert Function Dialog Box

Bell-Ringer/Connecting Strategy

We are learning the numeric keypad.
Your thumb goes on the 0 at the bottom
  • The right index finger will control the 1 key.
  • The right middle finger will control the 2 key.
  • The right ring finger will control the 3 and . keys.


The daily bellringers will now be practicing the number pad
Choose exercise 1 and then click on the word "start."
Time will not start until you put your cursor
in the white rectangle and start typing.
Record your typing speed and accuracy in your typing file.

Lesson-Instructional Strategies & Procedures for Teacher and Students
(Detailed Plans Including Best Practices, Researched Based Strategies)

Guided Lesson:
@ Students will review instructions.

Independent Exercise

@ Open the count and count a practice file.
@ Use the count and counta functions.
@ Use the count if (the range is their names) function.
@ Use the sum, max, min and average functions.
@ Student will write definitions for validated and nonvalidated functions
and any other definitions they have not completed..



Higher Order Thinking Questions

Why is the IF function needed in video games?

Student Technology/Differentiation

Students will use animation to create IF functions.

Closure Strategy

Exit Activity 11: Spreadsheet Review
2 items you may have forgotten:
Absolute value- is when you need cells to remain the same when copied
# means the column is too narrow and you need to make it wider to see the data

 






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