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The document outlines a lesson plan for a 6th grade class to create a PowerPoint presentation about their dream job. The presentation will include 7 slides with information like the student's name, a description of their dream job, the required education or skills, salary, a budget created in Excel, a graph of savings progress for a vacation also created in Excel, and references. Students will be assessed on inclusion of the required slides and headings in their PowerPoint with 90% accuracy. The lesson will be introduced via a movie and include guidance on creating each slide.
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- 1. Susan Scheurer Project 3 11/30/11 1. Instructional Need: Research a dream job, find skills, education required, salary facts, create budget of monthly and planned expenses in Excel, research vacation and expenses, plan for vacation in expenses, graph savings progress in Excel. 2. Objective: Given a tutorial movie and handout that lists the PowerPoint requirements, students will create a PowerPoint shell that has the required slides and headings, with 90% accuracy. 3. Assessment: Rubric Requirements Yes, 1 pt No, 2 pt Slide 1: Name Slide 2: Dream Job Title Slide 3: Skills or Education Required Slide 4: Salary of Dream Job Slide 5: Budget Slide 6: Savings Progress for Vacation Slide 7: References Total_______ / 7 4. Learners: 6th grade, 18 students, 12 girls, 6 boys, 2 African American, 3 Asian, 5 Hispanic and 8 Caucasian students, middle class, gifted learners, familiar with PPT, Excel and Snipping.
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