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In this lesson, students will enhance their spreadsheet modeling skills by incorporating additional columns and applying absolute cell referencing to calculate VAT. The lesson objectives include defining VAT through research and sharing insights collaboratively, followed by practical exercises using the Calculating VAT spreadsheet. Learners will utilize online resources and complete homework using the Chart Toppers Worksheet. By the end of the session, students will understand VAT's significance and how to manipulate spreadsheets effectively for calculations.
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8.4 – Band ManagerSpreadsheets Mr Farmer
Lesson 3 - Starter • Wiki > Year 8 > Band Manager > Lesson 3 • Click the link • Read > Scatter > Test • 10 mins
Lesson Objectives • Develop a spreadsheet model by adding additional columns. • Use absolute cell referencing to calculate VAT.
VAT • What is VAT? • In pairs, use the Internet to find out what VAT means and then tell me in your own words on the wall. • Add the link to the website you used. • You will need to explain what it is so don’t just copy and paste! • 5 mins
Absolute Cell Reference? What is an absolute cell reference and where would we use it? Google Define C4 or $C$4 • 5 mins
Calculating VAT • Save and open the Calculating VATspreadsheet from the wiki • I will show you how and then you will need to use the help PowerPoint (on the wiki) • 15 mins
Homework • Chart Toppers Worksheet • On the wiki
Plenary • http://quizlet.com/11596704/test/ • http://www.bbc.co.uk/apps/ifl/schools/gcsebitesize/ict/quizengine?quiz=spreadsheets;templateStyle=ict