Exit ticket

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15 exit ticket ideas for any subject or grade level!

Simple, anchor chart to help students understand their grades! :)These were originally made with Photoshop (11x8.5 inch canvas size, 300 dpi). I did a few test prints and found that they print best with the "Fit" option (94% scale). Let me know what you think of the design, colors, quality, print settings, etc.

I absolutely love how these sticky note templates help my 4th grade students jot down their thoughts while indepndently reading. They cover a variety of skills like comparing and contrasting, making inferences, and cause and effect and are just the right size for upper elemetnary students. #mdeckow19

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Elaine's Emotional Check In. Each popsicle stick has a student's name and this is part of their calendar routine in 1st grade.

Nice idea for a plenary

We've all used exit tickets in our classrooms before, but read this post to get exit ticket ideas and turn your exit slips into an awesome assessment idea!

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Exit tickets are a great way of quickly assessing students’ learning. After each lesson, you pass out the exit tickets to the students and have them answer the question or respond to the statement on the exit slip. There are 16 exit tickets included in this resource that are perfect for any subject area. How do I collect the exit slips? Stand at the door and have each student hand the exit slip to you. Have one person per row/group/table collect the exit slips and turn them in to you. Place...