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Century 21 Jr. Lesson Plans for OneNote 1
Lesson 60 Using OneNote
Lesson Objectives Discuss the Lesson 60 objectives with students: Create and name OneNote folders, sections, and page headers. Enter notes into OneNote containers.
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Software Features The following software features are introduced in Lesson 60:
Create and name OneNote folders, sections, and page headers. Enter notes into OneNote containers.
Document Formats No document formats are taught in this lesson.
Vocabulary Terms The vocabulary terms from Lesson 60 and their definitions are listed below. Explain the meaning of these words to students as you discuss the appropriate sections of the lesson. section A computer file in OneNote container Object used to organize notes in OneNote
Teaching Strategies Refer to the teaching notes in the Century 21 Jr., Annotated Teacher’s Edition for each section and activity listed below.
1. Have students read Lesson 60. 2. Discuss the OneNote Basics section with students. Have students complete activity 60A Learn: Open OneNote. 3. Discuss the OneNote Folders, Sections, and Headers section with students. Have students complete the activities in order: 60B Learn: Name and Rename Folders, Sections, and Headers 60C Practice: Open and Navigate Around OneNote. 4. Discuss the Taking Notes in OneNote section with students. Have students complete activity 60D Learn: Enter Notes. Then have them complete activity 60E Practice: Create Sections and Notes. Students are to work in a team. Assign or let Century 21 Jr. Lesson Plans for OneNote 2
students choose teammates. Students need access to the Internet to complete this activity.
Lesson 61 Organizing Notes
Lesson Objectives Discuss the Lesson 61 objectives with students: Reorganize notes. Break and merge note containers. Change the width of a note container. Create a new page. Rename a page. Create bulleted lists in OneNote.
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Software Features The following software features are introduced in Lesson 61:
Reorganize notes. Break and merge note containers. Change the width of a note container. Create a new page. Rename a page. Create bulleted lists in OneNote.
Document Formats No document formats are taught in this lesson.
Vocabulary Terms The vocabulary term from Lesson 61 and its definition is listed below. Explain the meaning of this word to students as you discuss the appropriate sections of the lesson. bullet Small symbol or graphic used to highlight a line of text
Teaching Strategies Refer to the teaching notes in the Century 21 Jr., Annotated Teacher’s Edition for each section and activity listed below.
1. Have students read Lesson 61. Century 21 Jr. Lesson Plans for OneNote 3
2. Discuss the Reorganizing Containers section with students. Have students complete the activities in order: 61A Learn: Reorganize Notes 61B Practice: Merge Notes 61C Learn: Create a New Page 61D Practice: Create a New Page 3. Discuss the Bulleted Lists section with students. Have students complete activity 61E Learn: Create a Bulleted List. Then have them complete activity 61F Practice: Format Text as a Bulleted List.
Lesson 62 Outlines and Formatting
Lesson Objectives Discuss the Lesson 62 objectives with students: Create an outline in OneNote. Print a page from OneNote. Add extra writing space in a note. Copy from OneNote to a Word document. Change fonts and use color and formatting to accent notes.
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Software Features The following software features are introduced in Lesson 62:
Create an outline in OneNote. Print a page from OneNote. Add extra writing space in a note. Copy from OneNote to a Word document. Change fonts and font size and color. Use highlighting to accent notes. Apply bold, italic, and underline. Copy notes from one page to another page.
Document Formats The following document format is taught in this lesson.
Outline
Vocabulary Terms The vocabulary terms from Lesson 62 and their definitions are listed below. Explain the meaning of these words to students as you discuss the appropriate sections of the lesson. Century 21 Jr. Lesson Plans for OneNote 4 outline Document that organizes facts and details by main topics and subtopics highlight Surround in color font Style of text
Teaching Strategies Refer to the teaching notes in the Century 21 Jr., Annotated Teacher’s Edition for each section and activity listed below.
1. Have students read Lesson 62. 2. Discuss the Outlines section with students. Have students complete activity 62A Learn: Create an Outline. Then have them complete activity 62B Practice: Create Abigail Adams Outline. 3. Discuss the Editing and Formatting section with students. Have them complete the activities in order: 62C Learn: Add Space and Edit an Outline 62D Change Font and Copy Notes 62E Copy and Edit Notes 62F Format Notes 6G Practice: Format Notes
Lesson 63 Web Content and Pictures
Lesson Objectives Discuss the Lesson 63 objectives with students: Copy text from Web files. Search your notes. Insert pictures and sketch pictures. Write notes using digital ink.
Data Files CD-63-Louisiana CD-63-Indiana
Software Features The following software features are introduced in Lesson 63:
Copy text from Web files. Search your notes. Insert pictures. Sketch pictures. Century 21 Jr. Lesson Plans for OneNote 5
Write notes using digital ink.
Document Formats No document formats are taught in this lesson.
Vocabulary Terms The vocabulary term from Lesson 63 and its definition is listed below. Explain the meaning of this word to students as you discuss the appropriate sections of the lesson.
Find OneNote feature used to search notes
Teaching Strategies Refer to the teaching notes in the Century 21 Jr., Annotated Teacher’s Edition for each section and activity listed below.
1. Have students read Lesson 63. 2. Discuss the Copying Web Content section with students. Have students complete activity 63A Learn: Copy Text from a Web Page. Then have them complete activity 63B Practice: Download Information on James Madison. 3. Discuss the Searching Notes section with students. Have students complete activity 63C Learn: Use Find to Search Notes. Then have them complete activity 63D Practice: Search Notes. 4. Discuss the Using Pictures and Handwriting in OneNote section with students. Have students complete the activities in order: 63E Learn: Insert Pictures in OneNote 63F Practice: Insert Picture and Handwrite Note 63G Practice: Sketch Pictures