Today the students are working through the Scratch Program. They are experimenting with 3 different worksheets and techniques.
In order to complete the worksheets, the students will need the Scratch Website Below
SCRATCH WEBSITE LINK
After they search the site for the requested web pages they will need to click on FILE in the upper right hand corner and choose DOWNLOAD TO MY COMPUTER.
The students will then be able to complete each Worksheet.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Monday, June 13, 2016
Finishing with Game Animation
The students will be messing around with Scratch 2.0 to finish the year.
They will complete the tutorial below and start designing in Scratch 2
CLICK HERE FOR A BEGINNERS SCRATCH COURSE FROM MIT
They will complete the tutorial below and start designing in Scratch 2
CLICK HERE FOR A BEGINNERS SCRATCH COURSE FROM MIT
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
NEED TO SHARE
You need to share via Office 365 the following to michaelr@sps81.org
Lemonade Tracker
Business Plan
Powerpoint
5 paragraph Reflection.
Lemonade Tracker
Business Plan
Powerpoint
5 paragraph Reflection.
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
5 Paragraph Reflection
5 Paragraph Reflection
Paragraph 1: Introduction to your Lemonade Company.
- Why Lemonade?
- Why did you name your company the way you did.
Paragraph 2: How you sold lemonade successfully.
Paragraph 3: What the Scatter Plots are showing
Paragraph 4: How you are going to market your product
Paragraph 5: Conclusion
When finished Share with michaelr@sps81.org! The rest of the period you have to yourself.
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Making Class Data and Scatter Plots
Today the students will be creating a Class Data Sheet and using their Data to create Scatter Plots of their lemonade Sales.
They will be making the following Scatter Plots
Temperature - Profit
Temperature - Cups Sold
Lemons Used - Cups Sold
Sugar Used - Cups sold
Sugar Used - Profit
Lemons Used - Profit
First they need to input their 45 days into the following Active Document.
LEMONADE CLASS DATA EXCEL
How to make Scatter Plots
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Time to start the Business Plans of the Final Project
Today the students will have time to complete their 45 Days. If they are finished they will begin working on their Business Plans. A link to the starter document is below. Students will need to save an editable version in their L Drives. They will then begin completing the Business Plan Components.
Business Plan Starter Document
RADIO AD TEMPLATE CLICK HERE
HOW TO DESIGN A LOGO IN PHOTOSHOP
Business Plan Starter Document
RADIO AD TEMPLATE CLICK HERE
HOW TO DESIGN A LOGO IN PHOTOSHOP
Monday, May 16, 2016
Finishing All Missing Work and Final Project Begins
Today the students will have the opportunity to get all their missing work caught up.
Once they have completed all missing projects they may begin working on their Final Projects!
Total Points Possible ………………………………………………… … 50 Points
THE LEMONADE STAND MARKET RESEARCH LINK
FULL LEMONADE STAND MARKET RESEARCH TEMPLATE
Once they have completed all missing projects they may begin working on their Final Projects!
The Lemonade Stand
You are being asked to create a successful company selling lemonade.
Over the next few weeks you will be completing the following tasks.
- Creating a Company Name and Logo ……………………….… 5 Points
- Doing Market Research to discover perfect recipe ………….…... 5 Points
- Creating a Business Plan in Word……………..t ………………… 5 Points
- Creating a Sales Chart for 6 Weeks of Sales in Excel…... ……... 5 Points
- Scatter Plot in Excel for 6 weeks of sales …………...…………... 5 Points
- Creating an Advertising Campaign for your Product …………… 5 Points
- 3D Model of Lemonade Stand in Sketchup………………. …… 5 Points
- 5 minute Business Plan Presentation to Class in Powerpoint..... 5 Points
- Professionalism …………………………………………………... 10 Points
______________________________________________________________
Total Points Possible ………………………………………………… … 50 Points
THE LEMONADE STAND MARKET RESEARCH LINK
FULL LEMONADE STAND MARKET RESEARCH TEMPLATE
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Codecademy and HTML Programming
We will be using Codecademy to learn our html coding.
Students must register for an account first before proceeding.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO COURSE
After being directed to the website you must click on Sign Up.
Use your OFFICE 365 EMAIL accounts
Copy and paste Each Chapters code into a word document after you have completed the chapter.
Send me the completed Word Document with all of the Code when you are done with the entire set!
It should look like the example below.
Codecademy
Chapter 1 Code
<!DOCTYPE html>
<awesome>Feel free to change this text.</awesome>
Chapter 2 Code..
Monday, May 9, 2016
Finishing Powerpoint, Moving into the World of Business
Today the students will be starting the end of their Powerpoint modules. They will be completing their Final Project.
Final Project Document Click Here
Book Stack Picture Click Here
POWERPOINT Starter Click Here (MAKE SURE TO SAVE IT AS YOUR OWN PROJECT BEFORE EDITING)
Instructions for the project are below.
Final Project Document Click Here
Book Stack Picture Click Here
POWERPOINT Starter Click Here (MAKE SURE TO SAVE IT AS YOUR OWN PROJECT BEFORE EDITING)
Instructions for the project are below.
PowerPoint
2013 Advanced Project
In this assignment, you will
use PowerPoint 2013 to modify an existing PowerPoint presentation about your
Computer Applications Class.
Complete the steps
below in order, one at a time. Please make only the changes listed in the instructions. When
you're done, save the file and submit your PowerPoint to the Blackboard Project
link.
Instructions
1.
Download
and save the presentation:
PowerPoint 2013 Advanced Project
Start.pptx
Note:
if you see a yellow bar at the top of your document titled "Protected
View," be sure to click the "Enable Editing" button, so you can
complete the assignment.
2. Save your blank document to your Unit_11, PowerPoint Folder, with the file name:
PowerPoint_Advanced_Project_YourLastName
(The computer will add .pptx for you to complete
your save correctly)
- On slide 1, in
the lower text box, type in your
first and last name, your school
name (ex. Sacajawea Middle School)
and today’s date below the name (give month, day and year).
- HINT: When you are finished the
words your name, school name and date should be replaced with the
information you were asked to type.
- On slide 2, select the picture and then
apply the Reflected Bevel, Black picture style from
the Picture Styles group on the Format tab.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
picture styles to see the style name.
- Select the Book_Stack.png then copy and paste
it to your computer desktop.
- On slide 4, click
the insert picture command in
the placeholder on the left. Choose
the Book_Stack.png, located on
your computer desktop.
- Once the Book Stack image is placed into your Powerpoint
presentation, delete it from your
computer desktop.
- On slide 4, click the Table command
in the placeholder on the right. Insert a table with 2 columns and 6
rows.
- Type the following text into the table, with Periods
in the left column and times in the right column:
Period 1
|
9:15 - 10:10
|
Period 2
|
10:15 – 11:05
|
Period 3
|
11:10 – 12:00
|
Period 4
|
12:30 – 1:20
|
Period 5
|
1:25 – 2:15
|
Period 6
|
2:20 – 3:15
|
- Select the top row of the table and
then insert a row above it.
- Select both cells in the row you just inserted and
then use the Merge Cells command on the Table
Tools Layout tab. When you're done, the top row should contain
only one cell.
- HINT: Be sure to select both cells
in the row before using the Merge Cells command.
- In the cell you just merged, type "My Schedule".
- Center align ALL the
text in the table.
- Select the table and apply the Dark Style 1 -
Accent 1 table style from the Table Styles group
on the Table Tools Design tab. Do not leave the table in
the default table style.
- On slide 5,
click below the words “One of my
strengths:” and type in one of your strengths in your Math class. Do the same for “One of my struggles:”
- On slide 5, click the Chart command
in the placeholder on the right.
- Select the Pie category and then
select the 3D Pie chart. (It should
not be the default pie chart.)
- A spreadsheet will appear in a new
window. Next, type the following cell content in the specified cells of
the spreadsheet:
- A2: Tests
- A3: Quizzes
- A4: Homework
- A5: Classwork
- B1: Grading Categories
- B2: 60%
- B3: 30%
- B4: 5%
- B5: 5%
- HINT: If you're not sure how to
enter information into a spreadsheet, review the Cell Basics Excel
2013 tutorial.
- Click the X in the top-right corner
of the spreadsheet to close the spreadsheet window. Select the chart.
Next, use the Quick Layout command on the Chart
Tools Design tab to apply Layout 6.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
layouts to see the layout name.
- On slide 6,
click below the words “One of my
strengths:” and type in one of your strengths in your Science
class. Do the same for “One of my struggles:”
-
On slide 6, click the Online Pictures command and type in “science test tubes” in the search box. Choose the image that looks exactly like this:
- On slide 7,
click below the words “One of my
strengths:” and type in one of your strengths in your Computer
Applications class. Do the same for
“One of my struggles:”
- On slide 7, click the SmartArt command
in the placeholder.
- Select the List category and then
select the Vertical Box List SmartArt graphic.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
SmartArt graphics to see the SmartArt name. You may have to scroll down
to find the correct layout.
- Locate the Text pane on the left side
of the SmartArt graphic (this is a small box that has an arrow pointing
left). If it isn't visible, click the small arrow on the left of the
SmartArt graphic to open it. Once you have located the the text
pane, delete all of the placeholder text.
- HINT: Once you've deleted the
text, there should only be one large SmartArt shape.
- Open the document titled “Advanced Project Slide 7 Text”.
- Select all the text on the page that appears and
then copy it to your clipboard.
- HINT: Once you've selected the
text, you can press Ctrl+C on your keyboard to copy it.
Alternatively, you can select the text, right-click the mouse, and then
select Copy.
- Select the SmartArt Text pane and then paste the
text from your clipboard. When you're done, the SmartArt should have 3 separate
shapes.
- HINT: You can use the Paste command
on the Home tab or press Ctrl+V on your
keyboard.
- Close the Text pane. Next, select the shape that
begins with "Employability Skills" and then use the commands in
the Create Graphic group on the SmartArt Tools
Design tab to move the shape down.
- HINT: Be sure to select the entire
shape (not individual text boxes within the shape) by clicking
the edge of the shape.
- HINT: When you're done, the
"Employability Skills" shape should appear below the "keyboarding
Skill Development" shape.
- Select the entire SmartArt graphic and then change the
colors to Colorful Range - Accent Colors 4 to 5.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
colors to see the color name.
- HINT: When you're done, the
SmartArt will be in yellow, green and blue title boxes. All other
information will be in white text boxes with colored borders.
- Select the Review tab and then use
the Spelling command to correct any of your own spelling
errors, along with the following errors:
- "strenght" should be changed
to "strength"
- "Sience" should be
changed to "Science"
- "Curricullum" should be
changed to "Curriculum"
- Ignore the spelling suggestions for
specific names. These include words
like:
- Names of schools
- Names of people
- Select Slide 8, which is titled “Questions?” Select the
word “Goals” directly below the
first picture of books and insert
a hyperlink that links to slide 3 of
your presentation.
- On the same slide select each of the other pictures of
books above each title and create the following hyperlinks for each page:
Schedule
|
Slide 4
|
Period 1
|
Slide 5
|
Period 2
|
Slide 6
|
Period 3
|
Slide 7
|
- Test your hyperlinks to be sure that you are taken to
the correct slides in your PowerPoint Presentation, from your final slide.
- Double check all your instructions to see that you have
completed all steps.
- Save your presentation again,
then close PowerPoint.
- Once closed, submit your completed presentation
to the PowerPoint Intermediate
Project Assignment link in Blackboard for assessment by your teacher.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Finishing the Power Point Intermediate Modules
Module 7- Modifying Themes
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Module 8 - Inserting Videos
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Module 9 - Inserting Audio
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
FINAL PROJECT INTERMEDIATE POWERPOINT
Click Here for the Downloaded Presentation - MUST CLICK SAVE AS and GIVE NEW NAME
Instructions are Below
PowerPoint 2013 Intermediate Project
In
this assignment, you will use PowerPoint 2013 to modify an existing PowerPoint
presentation about Spokane Public Schools STEM Camps.
Complete the steps
below in order, one at a time. Please make only the changes listed in the instructions. When
you're done, save the file and submit your PowerPoint to the Blackboard Project
link.
Instructions
1. Download and save the
presentation:
PowerPoint 2013 Intermediate Project
Start.pptx
Note: if you see a yellow bar at the top
of your document titled "Protected View," be sure to click the
"Enable Editing" button, so you can complete the assignment.
2.
Save your blank document
to your Unit_10, PowerPoint Folder,
with the file name:
PowerPoint_Intermediate_Project_YourLastName
(The computer will add .pptx for you to complete your save
correctly)
3. Select the Design tab.
Next, click the drop-down arrow in the Variants group and
change the Theme Colors to Violet II.
Change the Theme Fonts to Arial
Black - Arial.
- HINT:
You will need to scroll down to see the Arial Black – Arial Theme Fonts
set.
- On slide
1, select the words "2014 Summer STEM Camps." Click
the Format tab, and then apply the Word Art style Fill
– Lavender, Background 2, Inner Shadow.
- HINT:
Hover the mouse over the Word Art styles to see the style name.
- Select
the words "JOIN IN THE FUN FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS!". Next,
click the Animations tab, and then apply a Spin animation
from the Emphasis group.
- HINT:
You will need to click the More drop-down arrow in the
Animations group to find this animation.
6.
On slide 2, select all the text on the
right and apply bullets to the 4 items.
Next, select the bulleted items and change the bullets to Star bullets.
- HINT:
When you're done, all the bulleted items should use the Star Bullet shape.
7.
On slide 3, select the bulleted items and
change the bullets to Star bullets.
- On slide
4, use the Tab key to indent all of the bulleted
items.
- Select
the bulleted items you just indented and then change the bullet
style for all items to use the Star bullets.
- On slide
5, select the picture. (This image shows video camera with a long
lens). Next, use the Rotate command on the Format tab
to Flip Horizontal.
- HINT:
When you're done, the video camera will be pointed toward the right side
of the screen.
- With the
picture still selected, click the Crop command and then
choose Crop to Shape to crop the image to the Snip
Diagonal Corner Rectangle shape.
- HINT:
Hover the mouse over the shapes to see the shape name.
- HINT:
When you're done, the bottom-right and top-left corners of the picture
will be removed.
- On slide
6, select the cone image in the center of the 3 shapes.
- Use
the Color command on the Format tab to
recolor to Purple, Accent color 2 Dark When you're done,
the cone should be purple.
- Select
all three shapes on the slide at the same time. Then, use the Align command
on the Format tab to Align Center.
- HINT:
To select more than one object at the same time, press and hold the Shift key
on your keyboard and then click each object. You can also click and drag
your mouse to form a selection box around the objects.
- HINT:
When you're done, the top edge of each picture will be lined up with the
other pictures. Be sure to use the Align command on the Format tab, not the
Text Alignment commands on the Home tab.
- With the
pictures still selected, use the Align command on
the Format tab to Distribute Vertically. When
you're done, the middle shape will be exactly between the other shapes
above and below.
- Group the pictures.
- Select
the grouped pictures. (You should only have to click once to select all
three.) Use the Align command on the Format tab to Align
Middle.
- HINT:
When you're done, all three shapes will be moved down slightly to the
middle of the slide.
- On slide
7, use the Shapes command on the Insert tab
and select the Folded Corner: . Next, click, hold, and drag
your mouse to draw the shape onto the slide, directly over the black text,
so that all the text is covered.
- HINT:
Hover the mouse over the shapes to see the shape name. The Folded Corner
is in the Basic Shapes group, next to the Smiley Face.
If you do this correctly, all black text will be covered by a plum
colored, folded corner shape.
- Select
the shape, then click the Send Backward command on
the Format tab and select Send to Back.
- Move the shape so that the text in
the textbox is centered. This text
begins with the words "To register online...".
- Resize the shape so that all the
text fits within the shape.
- HINT:
When you're done, all of the text should appear on top of the shape. It
should look like a handwritten note.
- Select
the shape and then apply the following Shape Style from
the Format tab: Subtle Effect - Plum, Accent 1.
- HINT:
Hover the mouse over the Shape styles to see the style name.
- Save your presentation again,
then close PowerPoint.
- Once closed, submit your
presentation to the PowerPoint Intermediate Project Assignment link in
Blackboard for assessment by your teacher.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Powerpoint Intermediate Continued....
Students who have not finished the ADVANCED MODULE of typing.com will continue to type for 10 minutes at the beginning of class.
Students will then begin to work on their next set of modules.
WHEN COMPLETE EMAIL OR SHARE ALL WORK TO
MICHAELR@SPS81.ORG OR STEVENC@SPOKANESCHOOLS.ORG
Module 4 - Word Art
Click Here for the Walk Through and Assignment
Module 5 - Arranging Objects
Click Here for the Walk Through and Assignment
Module 6 - Animating Text Objects
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
BONUS PROJECT WORTH 10 EXTRA CREDIT POINTS!!!!
Make a 10 Slide Animation using the tutorial below!
Students will then begin to work on their next set of modules.
WHEN COMPLETE EMAIL OR SHARE ALL WORK TO
MICHAELR@SPS81.ORG OR STEVENC@SPOKANESCHOOLS.ORG
Module 4 - Word Art
Click Here for the Walk Through and Assignment
Module 5 - Arranging Objects
Click Here for the Walk Through and Assignment
Module 6 - Animating Text Objects
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
BONUS PROJECT WORTH 10 EXTRA CREDIT POINTS!!!!
Make a 10 Slide Animation using the tutorial below!
Monday, May 2, 2016
Power Point Intermediate Modules Begin!
Today the students will begin their day with their normal tasks.
10 minutes of typing
Typing.com
Then they will start to work on their powerpoint Intermediate Modules
SHARE ON ONE DRIVE OR EMAIL PROJECTS TO
michaelr@sps81.org or stevenc@spokaneschools.org
Module 1 - Formatting Pictures
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Module 2 - Lists
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Module 3 - Indents and Line Spacing
Click Here for Assignment and Walk Through
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Today in Productions - More Powerpoint Mod 8-9 and BasicsProject
Students will begin with 10 minutes of Typing.
Then they will begin working on their modules.
Module 8
Inserting Pictures
Click Here for the Walk through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
Module 9
Applying Transitions
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
Module 10
Managing Slides
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
Then they will begin working on their modules.
Module 8
Inserting Pictures
Click Here for the Walk through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
Module 9
Applying Transitions
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
Module 10
Managing Slides
Click Here for Walk Through and Assignment
Youtube Tutorial
PowerPoint 2013 Basics Project
In this assignment, you
will use PowerPoint 2013 to create a presentation about your favorite performer.
You can choose any type of performer you would like, including actors, singers, musicians and comedians.
Complete the steps
below in order, one at a time. Please make only the changes listed in the instructions. When
you're done, save the file and submit your PowerPoint to the Blackboard Project
link.
Instructions
- Open PowerPoint 2013 and select Blank Presentation. A blank presentation will
appear.
- Save
your blank document to your L-Drive
Folder, with the file name:
PowerPoint_Basics_Project_YourLastName
(The computer will add .pptx for you to complete your save
correctly)
- Select the Design tab
and then apply the Quotable theme.
Use the lime green theme
variant.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
themes to see the theme name.
- Click the title placeholder (it says "Click to add
title") and then type the name of your favorite performer. For
example, if your presentation was about Sandra Bullock you would type
"Sandra Bullock" here.
- Click the subtitle placeholder
and then type "My Favorite Performer".
- Select the words of your title (performer’s name) and
then make the following formatting changes:
- Change the font size to 80.
- Change the font color to
Gray-80%, Background 2.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
font colors to see the color name.
- Select the words of your subtitle “My Favorite
Performer” and then make the following formatting changes:
- Change the font size to 40.
- Change the font color to Lime,
Accent 1.
- HINT: Hover the mouse over the
font colors to see the color name.
- Add a new slide that uses the Title and Content Layout.
- On the slide you just added, click the Title placeholder,
then type "Reasons Why [Performers Name] is Amazing:". For
example, a presentation about Leonardo da Vinci would type, "Reasons
Why Leonardo da Vinci is Amazing:"
- Select the content placeholder (it says "Click to
add text") and then type at least three things that you like about
your favorite performer.
- Add a new slide that uses the Two Content layout.
- Select the title placeholder and change it to say
"Details About [Performers Name]".
- Select the placeholder on
the left and then add at least three facts about your Performer.
- Use the Pictures command
in the right placeholder to insert a picture that represents your Performer.
- HINT: If you don't have a
picture of the Performer on your computer, you should be able to find one
using Google Image Search. You will need to find the picture you want and
then download it to your computer, saving it to your PowerPoint Folder
and naming it with a logical title, so you will know what it is.
- Insert a new slide that uses the Comparison layout. Then, type "Famous
for:" in the title placeholder.
- Insert two images of your Performer's famous works in
the content placeholders.
- HINT: The images you select
will depend on your Performer. For example, if you have selected an actor,
you can insert images of two movies. If you selected a musician, singer
or comedian, you can insert images of two album covers.
- Click the left text placeholder and type a caption
that briefly describes the
left image. (For example, if you chose an album cover, type the title of that album.)
- Select the text for the left place holder, which you
just added and make the following formatting changes:
- Make the text underlined and italic.
- Make sure the placeholder is
center aligned.
- Select the left placeholder you
just formatted and then copy it. Next, select the right text placeholder
and paste the text. Notice how the formatting
changes were also copied to the right placeholder.
- Select the right placeholder and
edit the text to describe the image on the right of the slide.
- Add a new slide that uses the Name Card layout.
- Select the click
to add title area and type “Thank You for Viewing” and align text to top, then center align.
- HINT: Both alignment tools are
located in the paragraph tools on the Home tab.
- Select the click to add text area and type
your first and last name with correct capitalization.
- Next, apply the following changes to your name: align text to middle, then center
align.
- HINT: Both alignment tools are
located in the paragraph tools on the Home tab.
- Click the Transitions tab
and then apply a Rotate transition.
- Change the Transition Effect to From Left. Then, click the Apply to All command in the Timing group.
- On slide 1, set
the transition to None.
- HINT: When you're done, there
should be a small star next to each slide in the Slide Navigation pane
except slide 1. You can play your slideshow to see how the transitions
work.
- In the Slide Navigation
pane, rearrange the slides so that they are in the following
order:
- Slide 1: My Favorite Performer
- Slide 2: Details About [Performer's
Name]
- Slide 3: Reasons Why [Performer's
Name] is Amazing:
- Slide 4: Famous for:
- Slide 5: Thank You for Viewing
- Save your presentation again,
then close PowerPoint.
- Once closed, submit your
presentation to the PowerPoint Basic Project Assignment link in Blackboard
for assessment by your teacher.
- Email presentation to michaelr@sps81.org or
stevenc@spokaneschools.org
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