This week, we’re diving into Google Sheets! We’ll learn how to organize information in spreadsheets and use formulas to perform calculations automatically.
Get ready to explore cells, rows, columns, and formulas as we discover how spreadsheets can help us work smarter!
Let’s explore, calculate, and think like data experts!
This week is Presentation Week! 🎉
You are ready to share your PechaKucha presentations with the class. This week, you will have the opportunity to show what you have learned and practiced throughout the project.
As you present, remember to:
Follow the PechaKucha timing
Speak clearly and confidently
Organize your ideas in a clear sequence
Use images that support your story
Keep your slides simple and visual
Be prepared and practice your presentation
Share your ideas using your own words
I will be using the PechaKucha Rubric to assess your presentation. The rubric will help you understand what I will be looking for, including your timing, slide design, organization, and presentation skills.
Remember: Your slides support your story—the focus is on YOU sharing your ideas! 🎤
Good luck, and have fun presenting! 💻✨
This week, we will continue creating and practicing our PechaKucha presentations! 🎤💻
Students will continue working on their presentation while practicing how to:
Organize their ideas clearly
Choose images that support their topic
Keep their slides simple and visual
Practice speaking confidently
Follow the PechaKucha timing
Speak clearly and at the right pace
Practice transitioning from one slide to the next
Remember, your slides are there to support what you are saying—they should not be filled with lots of text!
The more you practice, the more confident you will feel. Keep practicing, and get ready to share your ideas!
This short week, you’ll have time to finish any pending assignments and get caught up. Let’s use this time wisely and do our best!
Pecha-Kucha
This week, fifth graders will learn how to create a Pecha-Kucha presentation. A PechaKucha is a presentation made up of 20 slides, with each slide shown for 20 seconds. Students will learn how to organize their ideas, select meaningful visuals, and present their topic clearly within a set amount of time.
Word Processing Assessment 📝
Fifth graders will demonstrate their knowledge of word processing skills in Google Docs by completing an assessment.
They will apply the skills and tools they have been practicing in class.
This week, students will be creating an “All About Me” project! They will have the opportunity to share fun facts about themselves while getting creative with their project.
Students will practice their word processing skills by:
Typing and organizing information
Changing fonts, sizes, and colors
Adding and formatting pictures
Using different text formatting tools
Creating a neat and creative layout
Students will be practicing important computer skills while creating a project that represents who they are! 🌟