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We learned how to organize our computer's files in an orderly manner. We learned how to make new folders, make subfolders, rename folders, and much more.

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We learned the basics of graphing calculators early in the year. We learned the math button , fractions, decimals, and much more.

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We used a website to enhance our logic and strategy skills. Breakoutedu.com, the online escape room, was what we used to play games while solving puzzles.

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We wrote a formal email to a staff member of Albiani discussing an academic subject. My email was written to thank a student teacher for letting me into the classroom early every morning.

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We made a poster displaying what one of the greatest risks of the Internet is. We also presented our poster to the class and explained why it could be dangerous.

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We made an introductory PowerPoint about ourselves and present it to our class. We learned how to hyperlink to other slides and insert pictures.

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We took data from small bags of M&Ms and compared them to four of our other classmates. We then made a table and learned how to use equations in Microsoft Excel.

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Using Excel, we looked at a previous assignment (Microsoft Word BreadCerealSalt) from a different perspective. We took data and made a table out of it as well as a graph.

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We learned how to use templates and MLA format. We copied a document about cell phones into MLA format.

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We used cell blocks to make a maze by making some cell walls invisible. We also learned how to utilize word art, foot notes, and inserting pictures.

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By copying a document on the subject of nutrition, we began to understand the basics of Microsoft Word. We learned hanging indents, footnotes, and other useful skills.

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We learned how to make frame-by-frame animations of an academic word. This taught us how to time slide changes and put it on a loop

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Using the power of Scratch's block coding, our class learned the preliminary basics of programming. Our game's play-through consisted of moving a spaceship and shooting projectiles out of the air.

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Scratch Project #4 (Will Jimmy Be Friends With You?)

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Scratch Project #4 (Will Jimmy Be Friends With You?)

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Once again, the block code in Scratch enabled us to make a project of your choosing. I made a "Choose Your Own Adventure" game with six endings. The goal of the game is to be friends with Jimmy.

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Scratch Project #4 (Will Jimmy Be Friends With You?)