Make
a Worksheet - Autogenerated
• At
the opening screen, click Make a Worksheet.
• Click Autogenerate.
• The
Autogenerate Options dialog box appears as
shown below.
- Select the operation of the problems
- Type the number of problems you want on the worksheet
- Select a first rule and a last rule by holding down the pull down menu
- Click OK to open the Save Worksheet dialog box
N
represents a 1 digit #
NN represents a 2 digit #
B stands for borrowing
• Give
your worksheet a name and click OK.
Once
you have made your worksheet, you have many
options under the File menu:
• Create
a New Worksheet
• Open an old Worksheet
• Change student access
• Print a worksheet
• Print Answer sheet
• Toggle between making a worksheet and then solving the worksheet
Design
Your Own Worksheet
• Choose “Design
My Own”
• Type
a name for the Worksheet and click OK.
• Use
the following characters to represent operations:
Addition: +
Subtraction: -
Multiplication: *
Division: /
• You
can begin to type in your problem on the blank
sheet as the example below illustrates. When
you press return after typing the problem,
the problem will expand.
• You
can add additional pages by using the Edit
menu and selecting Add Page.
• You
can edit one problem at a time by clicking
in the top-left corner of the problem border
and dragging the mouse to the lower-right corner
of the problem border. This selects the problem.
Now you can use the edit and format menus to
change the appearance of this problem.
• You
can edit an entire worksheet page by clicking
anywhere in the page, then choosing Select
All from the Edit menu. Use the various options
under the Format menu to make changes to the
worksheet’s colors and styles.
Solve
a Worksheet
• Launch
Access to Math
• Click
Solve a Worksheet, select a name, and click
OK.
• Click
Start an Assignment from the Solve a Worksheet
dialog box to select a worksheet.
- There are four sample worksheets: addition, division, multiplication and
subtraction.
- Each worksheet has two easy problems, two medium problems and two difficult
problems.
• Click
to highlight a worksheet and click on Open.
• Use
the Toolbar to complete the worksheet.
The “Hidden” Special
Worksheets
How
to access them:
• Double
click on the hard drive and find the Access
to Math Folder.
• Double
click again on the folder icon so you can
open the up the folder to see the following
contents.
• Inside
this folder, notice that there is a Special
Worksheet folder. If you double click
on this folder, you will the following list:
Color
Pattern
Cross Sums
Find the Area
Find the Perimeters
Fraction Action
Graph Your Pets
Greater Than - Less Than
How Many Ways to 10
Missing Addends
Multiplication Table
Number Sequencing
Secret Code
• You
need to select the worksheets that you would
like to have access to and drag them to the Worksheet
Masters folder.
• To
do that, click and hold on the title - drag
on top of the Worksheet Masters folder -
release the mouse.
• Now,
when you can go into Access to Math, you
can open one of these worksheets under File.
Training
Team
Assitive Technology Services
Fairfax County Public Schools
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