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Introduction To Spreadsheet

Here are the answers to the questions: A. Column A B. Column B C. Row 1 D. Rows 3-6 E. Cell range B3:B6 b) Merge and center c. i) Labels ii) Values d. Cell A3 e. $150

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Introduction To Spreadsheet

Here are the answers to the questions: A. Column A B. Column B C. Row 1 D. Rows 3-6 E. Cell range B3:B6 b) Merge and center c. i) Labels ii) Values d. Cell A3 e. $150

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Date: June 9,2022

Teacher’s Name: Sasha Burke

School: Central High School

Subject: Information Technology

Grade: 10 Bus 1

Duration: 1hr 20 mins

Topic: Spreadsheet

Sub-topic: Introduction to spreadsheet

Prior Learning: Students should be knowledgeable about basic features in spreadsheet

Teaching Style: The Student Centre Approach- Inquiry-Based Learning and Cooperative

Learning

General objectives: Students should be able to develop an understanding and awareness of how

to use spreadsheet and the different terms associated with spreadsheet.

Specific Objectives: At the end of the lesson students will be able to:

1. Correctly define the terms associated with spreadsheets

2. Demonstrate to the class, the difference between a row and a column using their body

3. Correctly label the different parts of a spreadsheet after a PowerPoint presentation.

4. Apply their knowledge to create a excel worksheet, after a PowerPoint presentation.

5. Actively work cooperatively while conducting class activities.

6. Respect each other opinions when another person is talking, they should listen.
Resource/Materials:

⮚ Board

⮚ Worksheet

⮚ Marker

⮚ PowerPoint Presentation

Content

What is spreadsheet?

An electronic document in which data is arranged in the rows and columns of a grid and can be

manipulated and used in calculations.

Row

A row is a grouping of cells that run from the left to right of a page. Numbers are used to

designate each row’s location.

Column

A column is a grouping of cells that run from the top to the bottom of a page. Letters are used to
designate each column’s location.

Cell

A cell is a box in which you can enter a single piece of data. You can identify a cell with letters
and numbers

Formula

Is an expression telling the computer what mathematical operation to perform upon a specific

value.
Methodology

Engagement: Students will be engaged in the lesson through an online game of

mentimetre. They will be given the word Spreadsheet and they should type any word that

comes to their mind. After which students will formulate a definition for Spreadsheet.

Exploration: Students will be given five-minute to conduct research on the different terms that

is written on the board. After which, they will present their findings to the class.

Explanation: After the time given to the students to do their research, the teacher will call on the

students to present their findings by raising their hands and wait until the teacher call on them.

After which the teacher will then present a PowerPoint presentation to give the students a

description of each term, so that they can better understand each term.

Elaboration: Students will then be given a set of instructions to create a spreadsheet in pairs.

Students will be given 10 minutes to complete this activity. See Appendix A

Evaluation: To test students understanding of what was taught, the teacher will provide students

with a worksheet to complete. This activity is to be done to test students understanding of the

topic and to see if the teacher would need to go over any misconception that the students may

have. See appendix B


Appendix A
Create a worksheet that show the following:

1. Select cell A1 and enter the label “Trinidad and Wholesalers Ltd”, then merge and center

from A1 to D1.

2. Select cell A3 to A6 one at a time and enter the labels “January”, “February”, “March”

and “April” respectively. Select cells B2 and B2 and enter the label “sales” and

“expenditure.”

3. Select the appropriate cells and enter the values shown below respectively.

4. Save the worksheet as “Sales.”


1. Examine the following worksheet and then respond to the questions that follow:

(a) Identify the areas on the spreadsheet labeled A – E [4 marks]

A B

A. ________________________________________________

B. ________________________________________________

C. ________________________________________________

D. ________________________________________________

E. ________________________________________________

b) Which operation/formatting feature was applied to the text in row 1? [1 mark]

________________________________________________________

c. Data in Microsoft excel can be categorized as labels and values.

i. What category of data is reflected in rows 1, 2 and column A? [1 mark]

__________________________________________________________

ii. What category of data is reflected in the range B3:B6? [1 mark]


d. In which cell is the label “Clothing”?__________________________

e. What is the value in cell B5? _______________________________

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