Ryan M Devlin

Planning mock interviews? This PDF includes a rubric and 50 questions to use with students who are planning to attend college or seek employment after high school. The questions were designed to help guide a conversation, especially with students who aren't as talkative. I encourage interviewers to use these questions along with follow-up questions. Below are a few examples of the questions included: - What would I learn about you from your social media accounts? - What contributions have yo

A fun elementary or middle school version of the classic television game show, Jeopardy! These POWERPOINT slides include 30 Jeopardy style trivia questions divided into 6 categories: Math, Science, Reading, History (Social Studies), Geography & Random. Keep your students engaged and entertained with this educational game based on America's Favorite Quiz Show, Jeopardy. This activity includes directions, questions & answers, along with an optional printable worksheet for student responses. T

This Animated PowerPoint Game includes 100 1st grade trivia questions! Categories include: math, reading, geography, social studies/US history, science & more! Some questions are easy; others are more challenging. Great for students of all ages! Students can play as individuals or on a team. ANSWERS INCLUDED!

A fun elementary or middle school version of the classic television game show, Jeopardy! These interactive Google slides include 30 Jeopardy style trivia questions divided into 6 categories: Math, Science, Reading, History (Social Studies), Geography & Random. Keep your students engaged and entertained with this educational game based on America's Favorite Quiz Show, Jeopardy. This activity includes directions, questions & answers, along with an optional printable worksheet for student respo

These are the 5 rubrics I developed for a public speaking course. Students read a segment from a famous speech, tell a personal story, teach an informative lesson, present an argumentative topic, and deliver a monologue. (You may also want my free peer evaluation forms as well.)

As students deliver speeches these are the peer review forms I have their classmates fill out. Each student gives both positive feedback and a suggestion for improvement along with a comment in a specific area such as: volume/tone, body movement, introduction/conclusion, "filler words" (like umm, ahh, etc.), speech content, and eye contact. After I read them I cut each student's name off the top and then give the feedback to the speaker.

When students are researching colleges and universities I have them fill out this worksheet on the four schools that interest them most. This website is a great resource for this activity: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search However, I like them to get on each college's website as well for more information. I used this research project in my 11th grade English class. Students always told me this was the most relevant and valuable unit that I taught. It always prompted lots of gr

As students learn about the various film cuts and video transitions used in video production, they'll create a storyboard for each type of cinematic cut. Next, students can use this storyboard to plan, film, and edit their own Transition Video Demo. This worksheet includes the standard cut, cutting on action, cross cutting, cutaways, jump cuts, cross dissolves/fades, wipes, match cuts, invisible cuts, whip pans, smash cuts, J-cuts, and L-cuts.

Need a fun game to play with your students before winter break? This PDF includes 18 Holiday Trivia Questions, along with the answers. Holiday movies, music, poems, books, songs, traditions, celebrations, and more! Make it a quiz or game show. Students can play individually or can complete in teams or groups.