Exit Slip

15 exit ticket ideas for any subject or grade level!

Teachers, engage your students with these fifteen exit tickets, some of which can be customized. Each exit ticket includes space for the student’s name, date, period/subject, and response. Printable with four on a page. These exit tickets are ready to be used by students, parents, or any school stakeholders.

Add pizzazz to your closing activity with these 7 cool emoji exit tickets. Quickly gather feedback needed to help your students grow academically.

How do you use exit slips in your classroom?

Exit slips are reflections that students write after a lesson or activity. Exit slips are useful for several reasons. First, they allow students to reflect on new learning or understanding. Second, they are a useful formative

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Missing Work and Late Work are major problems in the secondary classroom. Having quick assessment opportunities is important as well.In this product you will find sheets with missing work and late work slips as well as exit slips that can be used daily or weekly.The late and missing work slips are designed to help students take responsibility for their education and to allow you, the teacher, to keep a record of the work for parent teacher conferences etc.The exit slips are very general to…

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Art exit tickets are a quick way to gather data and assess students in elementary and middle school art class. They're bite-size questions or tasks kids complete at the end of the art lesson to check for understanding. Art exit slips can also be used as bellringers, too. Read on to learn more about what makes a good exit ticket, how to use them for formative assessment, and how to manage distributing and collecting them. | Glitter Meets Glue

This is an exit slip appropriate for ANY lesson. Students are asked to reflect on their learning and give reasoning for it - Danielson Evaluation Criteria! Then they must explain what the objective was for the lesson and what they actually learned from the lesson. The PDF is fully editable or I can provide a word doc version upon request! Use this exit slip to keep your students engaged and excited about self-assessment! ** Updated 7/29/17 ** Sorry about the typo!! :)

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This package includes 10 fun and engaging exit slip templates! There are 6 exit slips/page for 5 pages and 4 exit slips/page for 5 pages. The slips attached work best for grades 2 - 6! However, some could be used for higher or lower grades. Exit slips include: -Color in the smiley -2 Stars and 1 Wish -Stoplight exit slip -Silent reading exit slip -Group work exit slip ...and much more!! Please ask any questions you have and view the preview pages to sample the product! Thanks, Miss Chuk

If you are teaching in a virtual classroom this next year, check out these digital exit tickets. They will make assessing your students a total breeze.

Exit slips for speech therapy provide an easy way to implement evidence-based practice for mixed groups daily! Try out a FREE set here!

A quick, easy way to assess your 2nd grade students understanding of measurement word problems. What You Get When you purchase and download this product, you will receive a PDF file containing a packet of 8 math exit slips and complete answer keys. The supported Common Core standard(s) are written explicitly at the top of each exit slip, along with related "I can" statements. Please see the product preview to view the entire product! Matching Math Unit These exit slips match my…

Topic 7 - Extend the Counting SequenceThese exit slips are aligned with Envision 2.0 for first grade. There is an exit slip corresponding to each lesson in the topic. I use these at the end of each lesson to monitor student understanding and adjust instruction. Please look at the product previews for a closer look.

Give assessment with exit tickets a try in your next lesson and see how they work for you and your students with these easy ideas!

Exit slips, exit tickets, tickets out the door, quick-checks, check-ins, show me what you know’s…whatever you call them, they’re incredible teaching tools that every secondary math teacher should be incorporating into their regular teaching practice. In this first installment of the Everything You Ever Wanted To Know about Using Exit Tickets in your Math Classroom…

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