Tech Ed Businesses are Booming!!!

7th and 8th Grade Tech Ed students have been busy working on their businesses. Projects include designing their store front in Microsoft Paint, business cards in Microsoft Word or Publisher, customer databases in Microsoft Access, merchandise order in Excel. They are now finishing the Tech Ed program by designing a commercial and final presentation in Microsoft Powerpoint. Needless to say, they have been quite busy.

Graphing M & M's

Students in the 5th/6th Tech Ed Class enjoyed graphing their M & M's in Excel knowing that they could have a little chocolate snack after they finished.

Using Microsoft Word for Geometric Shape Design.

First through Fourth graders worked deligently on their geometric designs. Fourth graders used Microsoft Word while first through third used Paint.

Keyboarding Lessons Have Begun!

Students were very excited to begin the TTL4 (Type to Learn 4) keyboarding program. Now the work begins.

Look at My Work!

James was so excited at what he accomplished on the computer.

Summer Pictures in Paint

Computer Parts - Show and Tell.

Students really enjoyed seeing and touching the inner parts of a computer. One student was so excited to see the "mothership" (motherboard).

Welcome to the 2010-11 School Year

Welcome to a new year at the All Saints' computer lab.

This school year, we are excited to encorporate new keyboarding software - Sunburst's latest keyboarding version, Type to Learn 4.

This software would not have been possible without our Cartridges for Kids Program. Through this computer cartridge recycling program, we earn cash to use for computer software.

Watch for more information on how you can help.

Doodle for Google Contest

Middle School Art and Tech Ed students entered their designs for the 2010 "Doodle for Google" contest. We could only enter six designs. Three designs came from art and three designs came from Tech Ed. Winners will be chosen in May.

Brad C's design (Tech Ed)

Ryan W's design (Art)
Nathan V's design (Tech Ed)

Michael H's design (Tech Ed)

The final six entries sent to Google.