12-14, Page 293, Grade Averages

12-12, Test, Pages 289 Budget-TEST

12-11, pages pgs 279-281, Consolidation2

12-10. 270-272, Leasing Info

12-10, pages 274-278, Sales Consolidation

12-11, pages 281-283, Sales Consolidation2

12-5, pages 252-254 Loan Comparison

12-4, pages 250-252, QTR2 SALES

12-4, pages 246-250, SALES CHART

bar graph 12/4/07

WORD VS. EXCEL PAPER

Autumn Pearson

Per 7 11/30/07

Word vs. Excel

There are many differences between word and excel. They are similar in their toolbars, with the a little difference though in the toolbars. They are different in ways also like when how word is a word prosessing program and excel is a spread sheet program.

Word and excel are similar in their toolbars. They both have many different types of toolbars. So similarity are that they both have a drawing toolbar, table and borders, wordart, reviewing, web, basic, picture. Word and excel can produces chart in their document, also they can collecte information from the web, it can reviem the document information, and change the apperance of the document. They both have many types toolbars.

Word and excel are different in the ways that they are very different programs. Excel is a spreadsheet application, and word is a word prosessing application.Excel is used for organizing and sorting numbers and data in a way that can be easily read and understood. Excel can also be used to make charts and graph to show the data that is put in to the spread sheet. Word is used for the purpose of writing. Word is used for the production of word document that including composition, editing, formatting, and possibly printing of any sort of writing material. Typical uses of word in the business world are business letters, memos, legal copies/documents, or reference documnts. The typical uses of word in a teenager world are papers written for school. Word and excel are very different applications, they are used in very different ways, produce very different documents.

Word and excel are very different in their ways of working, but they both have similar applications like the toolbars.

11-29, pages 235-241, Qtr1 Sales

rice

11-28, 229-232, Formula

11/27 pg.226-227 Job Openings

friday 16 warm up

Vocabulary (thursday 15)

ANALOGY
(What is an analogy?)
DICTIONARY : BOOK :: ballet : _____

dance

Word Quiz
careening
If you were in a car that was careening down the highway, you might feel

carsick.

11-19/20, pages-206-208, Employee Info

vocabulary (tuesday 13)

(What is an analogy?)
ARM : SLEEVE :: _____ : lunchbox

lunch

What does it mean?
miscreant
Who in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" could be called a miscreant?


the evil queen

Vocabulary and Analogy (wednesday 14)

(What is an analogy?)
PICKY : FINICKY :: fabric : _____
cloth


Vocabulary Sentences

1. The cell that is highlighted is an Active Cell-In Excel.
2. Cells are the squares that you type things in the program Excel.
3. Column a straight line of vertical cells in Excel.
4. The Find option allows you to find specific wording in you spreadsheet.
5. The Formula options allows you to preform calculations on a spreadsheet.
6. A Label is a text entry in a cell.
7. A Range is a specific group of cells that are highlighten at once.
8. The Replace option allowes you to find and replace a specific text and replace it all at once.
9. A Row is a straight line of horizontal cells in Excel.
10. A Value is a numeric entry in Excel.
11. A Workbook is an Excel file that can contain up to 256 worksheets.
12. A Worksheet is a page(or one spreadsheet) in an Excel workbook.

11-26, pages-203-205,xxx Facts&Figures

11-19 to 11-20, pages 190-202, xxxMail Employees

11-16, Pages 174-177, Final Facts

11/13,Pages 166-172, xxx-facts

Vocabulary (wednesday 7)

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____

foot

What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to

say "You're It!"

vocabulary (tuesday 6)

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
GLOSS : SHEEN :: _____ : stagger

lurch



WORD QUIZ
circumspect
When I was raking in the yard, my little brother behaved in a circumspect way.

He watched me from behind a tree.

vocabulary (monday 5)

POMPON : DECORATIVE :: _____ : fragile

eggshell

Word Quiz
sylvan
Which children's book seems to have a sylvan setting?

Little House in the Big Woods

Vocabulary (friday 1 )

(What is an analogy?)
BURP : BELCH :: loyal : _____

faithful


WORD QUIZ
draconian
Which might you see at a school with draconian rules?

kids acting well-behaved but fearful

Vocabulary (thursday 1 )

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
TASTY : GROSS :: firm : _____

loose


WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."

"Only three people showed up to watch."

Vocabulary (wednesday 31 )HALLOWEEN!!

ANALOGY/WORDQUIZ/WPM
ARMHOLES : SHIRT :: pages : _____

magazine


reticent
Who is likely to be described as reticent?

a man of few words

vocabulary (tuesday 30)

ANALOGY
GALAXY : HUGE :: _____ : brass

trumpet


WORD QUIZ
overture
You would most likely find an overture

at the beginning of an opera.

quiz (friday 26)

vocabulary (monday 29)

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
LOUISIANA : STATE :: barn : _____

farm

WORD QUIZ
fusty
If you visited friends who lived in a fusty house, you might decide to

open a window.

vocabulary (friday 26)

ANALOGY/WORD QUIZ
RULER : MEASURING :: crayon : _____

coloring

WORD QUIZ
porcine
Which Looney Tunes animal is truly porcine?
Porky Pig

vocabulary(thursday 25)

WARM -UP-ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
PURSUE : CHASE :: roomy : _____

spacious


Word Quiz
What does it mean?
inert
Which could be described as inert?

a couch potato

Vocabulary(wednesday 24)

WATCH : IGNORE :: gather : _____

scatter


Word Quiz
ennui
Someone who is suffering from ennui feels

very bored.

vocabulary (monday 22)

WARM -UP-ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
BRONTOSAUR : PLANT-EATING :: spinach : _____

Popeye

Word Quiz

spelunk
I thought it would be fun to spelunk with my Uncle Bo because

caves fascinate me.

Journalize "staff infection"

What 2 things can we do to help prevent the "Killer MRSR" infection?
-one thing is make sure we wash our hands before and after eating, after practices, after any physical exercise.
-another thing is wash practice clothes regularly, and make sure if you have a cut or wound that you make sure you have cleaned it and you always have clean bandages on.
Did you know about this top story before watching the video?
Yes i knew about the story
After watching this video what are you going to do differently?
wash my hands more often
What to do you think about the "KILLER MRSR" infection?
Its scary that it can kill you and it can travel around in large numbers very quickly

vocabulary (thursday 18)

SHALLOW : DEEP :: _____ : fancy

formal

WORD QUIZ
posthumous
A posthumous book is

published after the author has died.

vocabulary (wednesday 17)

(What is an analogy?)
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : _____

crime

WORD QUIZ
verdant
Which song sounds like it is about something verdant?

The Green, Green Grass of Home

vocabulary (tuesday 16)

LEMON : YELLOW :: sweatpants : _____

comfy

WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to

learn what his future held.

vocabulary(monday 15)

ANALOGIES/WORDQUIZ/WPM
MINK : SOFT :: mold : _____

fuzzy

WORD QUIZ
raconteur
My Aunt Vesta is a great raconteur—

I could listen to her stories for hours.

vocabulay (Friday 19)

(What is an analogy?)
OWL : HOOTS :: _____ : whirs

fan

WORD QUIZ
incessant
Lola's search for new flavors of ice cream was incessant—

her efforts never ended.

warm up (thursday)

WARM UP
What word completes the analogy?
IMAGINATIVE : CREATIVE :: stair : _____

step

WORD QUIZ
gossamer
Which looks most like gossamer?

a spider's web

Sun And Sea Professional Fax

vocabulary and telephone (Tuesday)

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
EXCLUDE : INVITE :: _____ : quiet
chatty


WORD QUIZ
plausible
Which would be a plausible reason for being late to school?

The bus came late.

vocabulary and viruses (Wednesday)

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
CAR : AUTOMOBILE :: _____ : swamp

marsh


WORD QUIZ
viscous
"I was going to get one of those lizards," said Willa, "but they are too viscous.


"They can bite for no reason."

Tuesday warm up

THE ANALOGy
SNEAKY : FORTHRIGHT :: generous : _____

stingy


What does it mean?
skulk
If you decided to skulk through the school, you might look like

a spy

Thursdays networks

Tuesdays Technology

Mondays Warm up

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
What word completes the analogy?
HAIRBRUSH : BRISTLED :: _____ : mythical
real


Word Quizdeface
Someone might deface a wall by

using spray paint to mess it up.

Thursdays Warm up

ANALOGY/WORD
TOE : FOOT :: roof : _____

house


Because our little Puss-Puss is a feral cat, she can seem

wild as a tiger.

Wednesday Warm up

CAKE : BATTER :: window : _____

glass

Word Quiz
What does it mean?
perfunctory

Before leaving the house Sandy gave the dog a perfunctory hug

it was just a quick squeeze.

My 30 Songs

My 30 Songs!!!!!

Wednesdays software

Mondays bits and bits

1. What type of storage device is ideal to transfer data from one computer system to another?

Portable

2. What is one three-letter extension for a graphics file?

.jpg3

What is a method of safeguarding data in the event of a virus or computer crash?

regularly backing up files

4. What is the primary storage for most personal computers?

Hard Drive

Songssss

My 20 Songs!!!

Mine And Mrs. Hinojosa

10 Songs

Warmup and WPM

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
GARBAGE : TRASH :: _____ : glossy

shiny

WORD QUIZ-click on analogy hyperlink, then word quiz for definition.
itinerant
This song by Gilbert and Sullivan tells about an itinerant person:

"Poor Wandering One!"

MY WPM is 33

ANALOGY
CLIFF : STEEP :: _____ : underground

tunnel

WORD
toxic
Which plant's name suggests that it is toxic?

Poison Ivy



My WPM is 37.

JURASSIC : PERIOD :: Chicago : _____


city


Which headline tells about an example of altruism?

Volunteers Nurse Injured Penguins

WPM

My WPM is 32

Warmup

SPOUT : TEAPOT :: _____ : candle
wick

Word Quiz
Unanimous
If six people make a unanimous decision,

they have made six separate decisions

i type 35wpm

Warmup/vocabulary

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:
ENEMY : PAL :: _____ : tiny

gigantic

WORD OF THE DAY
sentient
Which could be described as sentient?

a hamster


1. I clicked on the Icon.
2. when i log on to the computer I see the Desktop.
3. I use the Cursor so i can see what im clicking on.
4. I use Quick Launch Toolbar to open that file.
5. i open a new window with the Taskbar button.
6. The Menu Bar is useful when saving things.
7. Everything I need is in the Toolbars.
8. You can find the Control Icon on the task bar.
9. The Scroll Box allows you to scroll.
10.The Help toolbar can help you do many things on the computer.

Warmups

ANALOGY
WEED : PLANT :: flu : _____

illness

WORD QUIZ
prohibit
To prohibit people on their beach, the neighbors set up

a "No Trespassing" sign

Warmups

PETAL : ROSE :: _____ : rabbit

tail


Who might look precarious?

a tightrope walker

Page 41-42

Page 41-42
1.(a)True
2.(b)False
3.so that when you want to do something to that file it will be there
4.The save will is what you use when you have opened a document and you changed something, and Save as is you are saving it for the first time.
5.(d) All of the above
6. when you click on the button it opens in a new window, and if you go to file and click new it opens in the same window.
7.(d)All of the above.
8.(e) All fo the above.
9.(b)False
10.(b)False

warm up/(wpm)/review

WARM-UP: ANALOGY/VOCAB
SMOOTH : WARTY :: _____ : unknown
♥famous♥

WORD QUIZ
persevere
What newspaper headline tells about someone who has the ability to persevere?

♥Woman Builds Castle Stone by Stone♥

my WPM is 31♥


Review pages 25-26
1. (f) only a, b, or d
2.(b)False
3.
a-menu bar
b.tool bar
c.task plane
d.status bar
4.(b)False
5.
-Microsoft Office Online Help
-Users Guide
6.(a)True
7.(a)Ture
8.(d)Any of the above
9.
- You didnt save your file right.
- You are looking in the wrong places.
10.(d)All of the above

Warmups

ANALOGY
HAIRPIECE : TOUPEE :: spunky : _____

-plucky



WORD QUIZ

obtrusive
While we were hiking, we saw an obtrusive mass of rock. It...

-stuck out into our path.