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Jody Moro
Jan, 2008
In the Spring my students will be working on a research paper about the planets. This year, students will use Excel to display their data (rather than by hand or photocopying!).
Please see the attached Investigation Template, sample and worksheet.
Jody
588:1989
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Jody Moro
Jan, 2008
Here is the student worksheet.
588:1990
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Jody Moro
Jan, 2008
Attached is what I expect the students to come up with on Excel.
588:1991
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Jody Moro
Jan, 2008
Weird- the investigation template did not copy over exactly as it appears on my computer. On the Solar System Student Worksheet, data investigation steps are listed (since they are not on the template).
Jody
588:1992
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Jody Moro
Jan, 2008
I'm having major issues today! The Excel document link does not work, perhaps because it is a .doc, so I'll try re-attaching it.
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Jody:
This looks like a good way to show your expectations to students that they are able to use spreadsheet software. Your bar graph of the planetary tilts was certainly a new way to look at this info!
8 planets not 9 smiles,
LuAnn
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Sue Fortin
Jan, 2008
Jody
This is a nice, simple way for the kids to compare one planet to the other and using Excel- Nasa Fact Sheets are also another great place for you to get some good data on the planets as well as moons.
Sue
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