Create a Novel Timeline Of Mice and Men. Objective: Students will summarize key points of the novel. Students will use excel to create a timeline to put.

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Create a Novel Timeline Of Mice and Men

Objective: Students will summarize key points of the novel. Students will use excel to create a timeline to put events in order.

Process Create a timeline 1.Plan your timeline. Do any necessary research, and then sketch out the timeline on paper. 2.Start Excel with a new, blank spreadsheet open. 3.Type a title across the top of the spreadsheet, and format the text as you like. 4.Skip several rows, and then type the first date or time of your timeline. You might want to wait to format all the dates or times at once. 5.Type a short description above or below the date or time cell, whichever works best for your timeline.

6.To format the description so it is turned sideways, on the Format menu, click Cells. In the Format Cells box, click the Alignment tab (see picture). Select the orientation for the text by clicking the picture sample or by typing a number in the Degrees box. Change the Text alignment (horizontal or vertical), and then click OK.

Tip: You might want to format a group of cells (for example, all cells that should be rotated) at the same time. First select the group of cells, click Cells on the Format menu, apply the formatting you want, and then click OK. All selected cells will now be formatted the same. Type your text in those cells and press ENTER. The cells will be rotated automatically because you preformatted them.

7.Finish typing the text for your timeline and format the cells as needed (font, size, color, and so on). If you want to add a box around a cell or group of cells, click Borders on the Formatting toolbar. 8.You can change the width of your columns as wanted. Position the mouse pointer on the lines separating any two column headings (between the column letters), and then drag the line right or left to change the column's width. 9.Fill in cells with color. First, select the cells you want to color. Then, click Fill Color (paint bucket) on the Drawing toolbar. (If the Drawing toolbar is not visible, click View, then Toolbars, and then Drawing.)

10.If you would like to add pictures to your timeline, select them from the clip art selection or another source (such as the Internet, a picture CD, a scanner, or a digital camera). Resize and move them as needed. 11.Save your timeline frequently.