1	Brownie Workshop Computer Smarts
2	Today in the Lab Computer Smarts Being Safe Learns parts of the computer Using a Browser Find a Favorite Make a Chart
3	Lab Rules Sign the Internet Safety Pledge No food or drinks No horseplay, scuffling, running A Girl Scout always leaves a place nicer than she finds it – room and computer! Don’t copy music, software, or images unless they are free
4	Computer Lab Time Teach Me Show Me Let Me Try
5	Let’s Play Simon Says… Keyboard
6	Let’s Play Follow the Leader Mouse Hover Drag and Drop Click and Double click Computer Screen Open the Brownie Workshop Folder Windows Start Button
7	The Internet Opening the door
8	What is the Internet? A global network connecting millions of computers
9	Internet Safety Safety rules are the same in the world as online. Don’t give out personal information. Visit websites for kids only. Ask your parents Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge
10	Internet Safety Practice
11	Open the Door
12	Open the Door to the Internet READY, SET... To visit a Web site, you'll need Web-browsing software, a modem, and access to the Internet. The browser has a place where you type in the address of sites you know and Buttons to help you search for those you don't know. It even has buttons to go forward and backward. They work like the rewind and fast forward buttons on a tape recorder.
13	Browser Window
14	Just for Girls Travel from one site to another by clicking on hyperlinks Access with an Internet Browser: Internet Explorer Firefox Safari
15	"Art Kids Rule" Art Kids Rule. Explore the arts and create a work of art. http://accessarts.org/ArtKids Cyberchase. Use your brain on this PBS adventure in cyberspace. http://pbskids.org/cyberchase KidsHealth. A great site that answers questions about your health and feelings. www.kidshealth.org/kid
16	World Wide Web Finding a Favorite
17	Websites
18	What’s out there Go to www.yahooligans.com Key to successful searches is choosing the right keywords. Choose a category that you are interested in and explore.
19	Find Your Favorites What are your favorite things? What websites would you share with your friends? Sports Games Hobbies Places Parks Museums
20	Making a Chart
21	Make a Kaper Chart Use the table function in Excel to divide troop kapers What is a table? Information organized in Rows and Columns The column titles are in a “Header” The data is entered in to “Cells” The lines that separate the data create “Borders”
22	Create a Chart
23	What’s next? We will Open Excel Enter the Kapers in the “Header” Under the header list the girls names assigned to the kaper Change the format of the Text Add Color to the background
24	Try it- Enter your data (text) Open Excel Name and Save your file to the Brownie folder. Enter kapers in the first row of the table Click on the outer corner to select the entire table Make the Columns wider by “dragging” the border Click in the cell at Row 1 Column 1 Type the first kaper, use the Tab key to move to the next cell and continue. Click in the cell at Row 2 in Column 1 Type in names under the kapers Save your chart.
25	Add Style Increase the font size of the “Header” Click the number 1 in row 1 to select the row In the format tool bar lets change the font size. Click and drag column borders to make the cells larger Add a Text color Using the Font Color drop down in the tool bar select a different color Add a Border Use the short cut Ctrl-A to select all Using the Border drop down select “all borders” Add a Background Use the Fill color to change your background Great now try different combinations on your own. Remember to Save often.
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