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Grd8-Advanced Excel Tools - Charts, Functions, Pivottables, Goal Seek, and Layout

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching advanced Excel tools, including functions, charts, PivotTables, Goal Seek, and layout adjustments. Students will learn to create and customize charts, apply logical functions, and format data for presentation. The lesson includes hands-on activities, assessments, and an assignment to create a Weekly Budget Tracker in Excel.

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Grd8-Advanced Excel Tools - Charts, Functions, Pivottables, Goal Seek, and Layout

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching advanced Excel tools, including functions, charts, PivotTables, Goal Seek, and layout adjustments. Students will learn to create and customize charts, apply logical functions, and format data for presentation. The lesson includes hands-on activities, assessments, and an assignment to create a Weekly Budget Tracker in Excel.

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ADVANCED EXCEL TOOLS – CHARTS, FUNCTIONS, PIVOTTABLES, GOAL SEEK, AND LAYOUT

I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
1. Identify and use advanced Excel functions (IF, SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, AVERAGEIFS, VLOOKUP).
2. Create and customize charts and sparklines for visualizing data.
3. Build and modify PivotTables and use slicers for interactive filtering.
4. Apply Goal Seek and activate Solver for basic data modeling.
5. Adjust page layout settings, print areas, headers/footers, and conditional formatting.

II. Subject Matter


Topics Covered:
 Excel charts (types, customization, layout)
 Logical and lookup functions
 PivotTables and slicers
 Goal Seek and Solver
 Page layout, headers/footers, print titles
 Conditional formatting and cell styles
 SmartArt and WordArt
Materials Needed:
 Computers with MS Excel installed
 Sample worksheet (with sales or student data)
 Visual handouts of functions, formula syntax, and chart options
 Projector or TV for demo
Reference:
 DepEd K–12 ICT Curriculum Guide for Grade 8

III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Preliminary Activities
Prayer, Attendance, Motivation Respond respectfully
Ask: “How do businesses or teachers present data clearly?” Students give real-life examples
B. Lesson Proper
1. Demo chart creation and customization Follow using Excel with sample data
2. Introduce logical functions (IF, AND, OR, VLOOKUP) Copy and test formulas in worksheet
3. Explain PivotTables and insert slicers Create a basic PivotTable in class
4. Demonstrate Goal Seek and Solver setup Observe and simulate with given values
5. Go over print options, page layout, margins, and headers Set up for print using teacher guidance
6. Apply conditional formatting based on rules Experiment with highlighting scores/colors
C. Application
Task: Students apply functions, insert chart, create PivotTable, and format
Complete step-by-step worksheet
print view
Ask: “Why are data tools important for school and real
D. Generalization
life?”
E. Evaluation
5-item quiz: Multiple choice on charting, functions, Goal Seek/Solver Submit individually

IV. Assessment
 Formative: Group activity using a sample dataset
 Summative: Quiz + practical task including chart, formula, and layout setup

V. Assignment HANDS-ON
Create a Weekly Budget Tracker in Excel with:
 At least 5 items (expenses)
 Use SUM, AVERAGE, and IF
 Insert a chart and conditional formatting
 Apply layout tools (margin, header/footer, print title)
Save and submit via USB

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