A QUICK CHECK BEFORE CLASS ENDS
Exit ticket maker
Choose a short task, adjust it for your lesson, and print a slip for each student.
New to exit tickets?
Give students two or three minutes to answer before class ends. Collect the slips and use the responses to plan what to review next. A confidence rating tells you how students feel; a short task shows what they can do.
1. Start with a template
2. Make it your own
Updates the first question. You can edit it afterwards.
Ready to work alone / Need more practice / Need help. Off by default.
Teacher notes for this template
These notes are a starting point for the original template. They are not printed on student tickets.
3. Prepare to print
4 tickets on 1 sheet.
Choose a template to begin.
Every ticket on the sheet has the same questions.
Your print pages
Make the answers useful
Choose one skill you want to check. After class, look for a common error, a student who needs support, and an example worth sharing. Use those findings to choose your next warm-up.
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