A checklist before handing in

A teacher opens the workbook and in five seconds sees if you finished it. An empty cell, the wrong account, “anyone can edit” — those are needless minus points.

A checklist is go through with your eyes, not magic. Go through it before every hand-in.

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You can copy the list into sheet 备注s in cell A10. Or print a PDF of the check and tick with a pencil. What matters is to go through it every time.

Ten check points

The right account — the circle top right shows your email.
Workbook name — not “Untitled”. The teacher recognises the task.
The right sheet — the teacher knows to look at Grades, not at 备注s.
Headings in row 1 — Subject, Grade. Bold (after Cell kid).
Data from row 2 — no subject in the heading.
Numbers are numbers — grades on the right, not the text “two”.
Saved — at the top “Saved to Drive”, not a hanging “Saving…” for an hour.
Sharing — the teacher is Viewer or Editor, as they said. Not “the whole internet”.
No #ERROR! — empty cells in formulas (when you have them) you fix first.
The link works — open the workbook in a private window or send it to a parent to click.

Go through the workbook like a teacher

Open Tables with Martin. You do not have to turn on view only — just imagine you cannot change anything.
Go through sheet Grades from the top down. A subject missing? Is a grade in A instead of B?
Click Share. Is access restricted? Is the teacher there with Viewer?
Top left the name. At the bottom the right tab active.

⚠️

Handing in an old version. You downloaded a PDF yesterday and today you changed grades. The PDF is old. You hand in an online link or a new PDF. The teacher must see the current state.

A mini checklist in the spreadsheet

Into 备注s you can write your own check table:

Done	Check
☐	账户 right
☐	Workbook name
☐	Sheet Grades
☐	Headings
☐	Sharing OK

Into column A text, into B YES / NO. It is meta — a spreadsheet checking a spreadsheet.

🏫 Grade average

One sheet, two columns: subject and grade. At the bottom a sum and an average.

💰 Pocket money

Rows = days, columns = income / spend / left.

📊 Class survey

One question, answers in one column, later a chart.

🏆 Mini dashboard

Three numbers at the top and one chart. Numbers as a link, not copied by hand.

Now you 💪

Go through all ten points on your workbook. For each one say out loud YES or NO.

When it is NO, fix it at once (name, sharing, a grade as text…).
Write into 备注s the date of the last check: Check 2026-08-20 OK.
发送 a parent the link — let them open it, if they see sheet Grades.
Do not skip any point.

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Check: You have a habit of going through the list before handing in. The teacher will see a tidy workbook, not chaos.

What to take from this lesson

Handing in = a check of account, name, sheet, data, sharing.
Looking at the workbook with a teacher’s eyes finds holes.
PDF and a link must be current.
A checklist in 备注s you can keep for the whole course.
Ten minutes of checking saves embarrassment.

Hand in ≠ click Share and run

Ten check points

Go through the workbook like a teacher

A mini checklist in the spreadsheet

Now you 💪

What to take from this lesson