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The document provides a detailed lesson plan for teaching students about the different parts of the Microsoft Excel window. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the parts of the Excel window, describe the functions of each part, and pass a test with at least 75% mastery. The lesson plan outlines preparatory, developmental, and evaluation activities. It includes discussions of key parts like the ribbon, title bar, cells, and more. Students will participate in group activities and take a test to assess their understanding.

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A Detailed Lesson Plan in ICT Subject

The document provides a detailed lesson plan for teaching students about the different parts of the Microsoft Excel window. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the parts of the Excel window, describe the functions of each part, and pass a test with at least 75% mastery. The lesson plan outlines preparatory, developmental, and evaluation activities. It includes discussions of key parts like the ribbon, title bar, cells, and more. Students will participate in group activities and take a test to assess their understanding.

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A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ICT SUBJECT

I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students must be able to:
A. Identify the different parts of Microsoft Excel Window;
B. Cite the functions of different parts of Microsoft Excel Window ; and
C. Take and pass the test with a mastery level of 75%.

II. Subject Matter:


A. Topic: Parts of Microsoft Excel Window
B. References: Copernicus, Pepito.”Introduction to Computer Fundamentals”.2008.
C. Materials: Laptop, projector and visual aids
D. Value focus: Familiarization and cooperation

III. Procedure:
A. Preparatory Activities

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

1. Introductory

 Good morning, class!  Good morning ma’am


 How are you today?  We’re okay ma’am
 By the way, I am Jonna Flores. I will be
your teacher this morning. I am here for
my demonstration teaching with you.
 So, are you now ready for our discussion?  Yes ma’am

2. Motivation
 When you have a project, did you  Yes/No
computerize it?
 Are you familiar with Microsoft excel?  Yes ma’am
 Our topic for this morning is all about the
parts of Microsoft excel window.

3. Statement of the aim

 At the end of our lesson I am expecting


you to identify the different parts of excel
window, cite the functions of different
parts of Microsoft Excel Window, take and
pass the exam with a mastery level of 75%.
B. Developmental Activities

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

1. Lesson Proper

 Our topic for this morning is about the


different parts of Microsoft Excel
Window.
 So, what are the different parts of  File tab, title bar, window control
Microsoft Excel Window? buttons, ribbon, namebox, formula
bar, cell, active cell, worksheet,
workbook, zoom level and zoom
slider, scroll bar, view buttons.
 What part of an excel window that  Quick Access Toolbar
provides access to the most common
Word commands.
 The part that shows the open program
and the name of the open file is your
title bar.
 If you want to close or minimize or
maximize the window, go to window
control button.
 Your file tab, contains menu such as
save, save as, exit and print.
 A ribbon is serves as a container for
different commands. And these  Tabs, groups and commands
commands are organized into three
components. What are these three
components?
 The namebox shows the cell reference
of the active cell. This can also be used
to locate a cell.
 What part of Microsoft excel window
where you can enter or edit text or  Formula bar
formulas.
 What do you call for a cell that is
selected?  Active cell
 It is a rectangular area where a column
and rows intersect.  Cell
 A worksheet is a single spreadsheet
that contains cells organized in rows
and columns.
 Workbook is an excel file that
contains one or more worksheet
 It allows you to easily go to the top or  Scroll bar
bottom, left or right of the worksheet.
What do you call that bar?

 Displays the different views of the  View buttons


worksheet
 Zoom Level and Zoom Slider  Minimizes/maximizes the view by
sliding the zoom slider.
C. Generalization

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

 So class, what have you learned  We learned the different parts of


today? Anybody who would like to Microsoft excel window and the
share? function of each part.
D. Application

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

 (The teacher will group the student’s


into three groups)
 Class I will show you a cut picture  (The student’s will go to their group
(The teacher will show the different member and work together)
pictures) then, you have to combine
that pictures to make a whole excel
window.

IV. Evaluation:
A. Identification: Identify the parts of Microsoft excel window.
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B. Simple Recall. Write the term/terms referred by the following statement.


1. A cell that is selected.
2. Shows the open program and the name of the open file.
3. A file that contains one or more worksheets.
4. Contains menu such as save, save as, print and exit.
5. Allow you to easily go to the top or bottom, left or right of the worksheet.

Answer key:
A. 1. Window control button
2. Worksheet
3. Title bar
4. Formula bar
5. Workbook

B. 1. Active cell
2. Title bar
3. Workbook
4. File tab
5. Scroll bar

V. Assignment:
Study in advance about the seven tabs under the ribbon. What are the functions of each tab?

Prepared by:

JONNA P. FLORES
Applicant

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