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See the attached PDF for examples and instructions. 

See attached file below.

The goal of this exercise is to learn how different number formats affect the appearance of cells in Excel.

Please follow the instructions in the attached PDF file below.

• Use the asterisk * to multiply cells.
• Instead of numbers, use cell references; the cell column letter and row number.
• Always begin a formula with the equal = sign.
• When you use the fill handle to fill a formula into adjoining cells, the cell references in the formula change in a relative manner.
• To lock a row or column in place, precede it with a dollar sign $.

The formula entered in cell B2,
=B$1*$A2
will result in the product of cells B1 and A2, but row 1 and column A will be locked so that they will remain constant in the multiplication table when the fill handle is used to calculate the entire multiplication table.

We are working on our vacation supplies list in Excel...

You can use this slide as a template for your bibliography in PowerPoint.

The 5th graders are working on PowerPoint presentations. Presentations must be completed by the end of class on 3/21/12.

We will be finishing up our Land of Google presentations today.

See attached.

Congratulations to all 8th graders for passing the Tam Union High School District keyboarding proficiency requirement!

Tam, Drake and Redwood high schools offer a computer proficiency exam each year, whose purpose is to allow students to test out of the required computer proficiency classes in high school. Upcoming exam dates are:

You may take the exams at any of the three schools in the district, regardless of which school you plan to attend.

Download and submit the registration form to sign up now! 

Study guides and more information.

Please let Kevin know if you would like to schedule a study session to prepare for the exam.