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The greatest risks for teens on the internet is cyber bullying, cyber predators, posting private information, phishing, getting scammed, downloading malware, and having posts come back to haunt them. In a group of 4 to 5 people, we created a poster addressing the outcomes and how to avoid one of these dangers.

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We used our 997 # drive and we created folders for our different subjects. Inside those folders are sub-folders that help to organize our stuff. This lesson helped us learn how to properly organize our folders.

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We had created our names using binary code.
Binary code is a series of 0's and 1's to symbolize letters and numbers.

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Using Synergy mail, we chose a staff member of our choice, such as a teacher or someone who works in the office. We were to write about something academic, while writing the email in a formal format.

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Breakout is a game on the internet that includes puzzles to unlock locks to save the world or something else. It uses things like binary code or a certain word that needs to be typed in, to unlock a lock.

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Using a word document, we created an informational paper about how important it is to watch how much fat you take in.

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Using a table, we created a maze in Microsoft Word Document.

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Using templates, we created a word document in MLA format.

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Using Excel, we created a graph with sodium found in cereal. Then we used formulas to calculate the daily allowance of each cereal.

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Using formulas to calculate average, mean, and mode, we created a spreadsheet in Excel to record data with M&Ms.

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Using PowerPoint, we created slides about our lives. We then presented this to the entire class (I went first).

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Using Scratch, we created a shooting game where you control a spaceship to hit butterflies.

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We used timing and loop in PowerPoint to create an animation with text.

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Using Scratch, we created trivia game that asks you two questions.

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After finishing 3 projects in Scratch, we were let loose to create our own game. Using the skills we learned from the first 3 projects, we implemented one challenge or feature into the game.