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Content Standard # Level

Use formatting capabilities of technology tools for communicating and illustrating

Standard in Kid Friendly Language

Use a word processing program (6th grade uses Microsoft Word) to create various documents and visual presentations (ex. reports and posters)

Standard Unwrapped

KNOW

   *  How to open, save, and print a Word document
   * Invisible characters
   * Formatting skills
         o Changing the appearance of font (size, style, color, etc.)
         o Left, center, right alignment
         o Double-spacing 
   * Editing skills
         o Cut, copy, paste
         o Indented paragraphs using the tab key
         o Delete, undo, and redo
         o Selecting
         o Spell check 
   * Changing left, right, top, bottom margins
   * Insert clipart and wordart
         o Change layout of objects
         o Resize using the resize squares 


ABLE TO DO Create a properly formatted, one-page report in Microsoft Word

Instructional Strategies

Assignments associated with 6th grade word processing:

   * ursProofermarks pp. 26-30 (how to edit using a computer, know proofreader's marks)
   * ursSpelling p. 36 (using spell-check)
   * ursLost Dog pp. 33-35 (changing font color, size, alignment, style)
   * ursAdmire pp. 59-61 (double-spacing)
   * ursDust of Snow pp. 64-65 (formatting a poem)
   * ursPuppy p. 66 (using a thesaurus)
   * ursCharlie pp. 112-116 (creating a one-page report using all of the skills learned thus far)

Assessment Strategies

Assessments associated with 6th grade word processing:

(Note - * indicates a final assessment for a unit)

   * ursJefferson p. 31
   * ursColumbus p. 37
   * ursColossus p. 53 *
   * ursSaltWater p. 62
   * ursWhat a Day p. 67
   * ursCrabtree pp. 117-118 *

Resources

Textbook: Zimmerly, Arlene, and Julie Jaehne. Computer Connections: Projects and Applications. 1st ed. New York: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, 2004. (pg. 26-31, 33-37, 53, 59-62, 64-67, 112-118)

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