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School: Shree Okhreni Secondary School
School: Shree Okhreni Secondary School
=='''Specific Objectives:'''==


# Understand the basics of Microsoft Excel.
# Learn to navigate and work with cells, rows, and columns.
# Create a simple spreadsheet for data entry and basic calculations.


==Specific Objectives:==
=='''Teaching Aids:'''==


Understand the basics of Microsoft Excel.
# Computers with Microsoft Excel installed
Learn to navigate and work with cells, rows, and columns.
# Projector and screen
Create a simple spreadsheet for data entry and basic calculations.
# Handouts with basic Excel shortcuts and tips


==Teaching Aids:==
=='''Classroom Activities:(35 min )'''==


Computers with Microsoft Excel installed
* Briefly introduce Microsoft Excel and its significance in organizing data and performing calculations.
Projector and screen
* Discuss real-world applications of spreadsheets in various fields.
Handouts with basic Excel shortcuts and tips


==Classroom Activities:(35 min )==
''Overview of Excel Interface''


Briefly introduce Microsoft Excel and its significance in organizing data and performing calculations.
* ''Open Excel and explain the main components of the interface:''
Discuss real-world applications of spreadsheets in various fields.
Overview of Excel Interface (10 minutes):


Open Excel and explain the main components of the interface:
# Ribbon
Ribbon
# Cells, rows, and columns
Cells, rows, and columns
# Worksheets and workbooks
Worksheets and workbooks
# Formula bar
Formula bar
Data Entry and Formatting (15 minutes):


Demonstrate how to enter data into cells.
''Data Entry and Formatting''
Explain formatting options, including changing font styles, cell alignment, and cell borders.
Discuss the importance of clear and organized data presentation.
Basic Formulas (15 minutes):


Introduce basic Excel formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE, and COUNT.
* Demonstrate how to enter data into cells.
Guide students in creating simple formulas for calculating totals and averages.
* Explain formatting options, including changing font styles, cell alignment, and cell borders.
Cell Referencing (10 minutes):
* Discuss the importance of clear and organized data presentation.


Explain the concept of cell referencing (relative and absolute).
''Basic Formulas''
Demonstrate how to copy formulas to multiple cells.
Charts and Graphs (5 minutes):


Briefly introduce the creation of charts/graphs from data.
* Introduce basic Excel formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE, and COUNT.
Show how to select data and choose appropriate chart types.
* Guide students in creating simple formulas for calculating totals and averages.
Practice Time (10 minutes):


Allow students to practice what they have learned by creating a basic spreadsheet with data, formatting, and formulas.
''Cell Referencing''
Walk around to provide assistance and answer questions.


* Explain the concept of cell referencing (relative and absolute).
* Demonstrate how to copy formulas to multiple cells.


==Conclusion:(5min)==
Charts and Graphs


Logo commands empower students to express creativity through programming, fostering logical thinking and problem-solving skills as they manipulate a turtle to create diverse graphical patterns and shapes.
* Briefly introduce the creation of charts/graphs from data.
* Show how to select data and choose appropriate chart types.


==Evaluation:(5min)==
''Practice Time''


Informally assess students during the hands-on exercises and individual projects.
* Allow students to practice what they have learned by creating a basic spreadsheet with data, formatting, and formulas.
Evaluate their understanding of Logo commands and their ability to apply them creatively.
* Walk around to provide assistance and answer questions.


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=='''Conclusion:(5min)'''==
 
* Logo commands empower students to express creativity through programming, fostering logical thinking and problem-solving skills as they manipulate a turtle to create diverse graphical patterns and shapes.
 
=='''Evaluation:(5min)'''==
 
* Informally assess students during the hands-on exercises and individual projects.
* Evaluate their understanding of Logo commands and their ability to apply them creatively.__notoc__

Revision as of 17:01, 5 February 2024

Subject: Computer science

Topic: Introduction to Logo Commands

Time: 45 minutes

Number of student: 25

Class: 8

Period: 5th

School: Shree Okhreni Secondary School

Specific Objectives:

  1. Understand the basics of Microsoft Excel.
  2. Learn to navigate and work with cells, rows, and columns.
  3. Create a simple spreadsheet for data entry and basic calculations.

Teaching Aids:

  1. Computers with Microsoft Excel installed
  2. Projector and screen
  3. Handouts with basic Excel shortcuts and tips

Classroom Activities:(35 min )

  • Briefly introduce Microsoft Excel and its significance in organizing data and performing calculations.
  • Discuss real-world applications of spreadsheets in various fields.

Overview of Excel Interface

  • Open Excel and explain the main components of the interface:
  1. Ribbon
  2. Cells, rows, and columns
  3. Worksheets and workbooks
  4. Formula bar

Data Entry and Formatting

  • Demonstrate how to enter data into cells.
  • Explain formatting options, including changing font styles, cell alignment, and cell borders.
  • Discuss the importance of clear and organized data presentation.

Basic Formulas

  • Introduce basic Excel formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE, and COUNT.
  • Guide students in creating simple formulas for calculating totals and averages.

Cell Referencing

  • Explain the concept of cell referencing (relative and absolute).
  • Demonstrate how to copy formulas to multiple cells.

Charts and Graphs

  • Briefly introduce the creation of charts/graphs from data.
  • Show how to select data and choose appropriate chart types.

Practice Time

  • Allow students to practice what they have learned by creating a basic spreadsheet with data, formatting, and formulas.
  • Walk around to provide assistance and answer questions.

Conclusion:(5min)

  • Logo commands empower students to express creativity through programming, fostering logical thinking and problem-solving skills as they manipulate a turtle to create diverse graphical patterns and shapes.

Evaluation:(5min)

  • Informally assess students during the hands-on exercises and individual projects.
  • Evaluate their understanding of Logo commands and their ability to apply them creatively.