Free printable · Grades 2 to 12
Free exit tickets for any lesson
An exit ticket is a quick check at the end of a lesson. Each of these has three parts: one thing I learned, a question I still have, and how sure I am (I've got it, almost, not yet). Three tickets to a page.
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Ask for an exit ticket with your own question, for a subject, or with sentence starters, and SCAFLI makes it.
Try asking for:
- “exit ticket”
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What it is
A quick end-of-lesson check that shows what stuck, what's still a question, and how confident each student is.
How to use it
- Hand them out in the last few minutes of class.
- Sort them into got it, almost and not yet piles.
- Start the next lesson with a question from I still wonder.
Three quick tips
- Keep it short: one thing learned is enough.
- Read them the same day.
- Answer a few questions out loud the next day.
Questions
- Is it for one subject?
- No. It works for any lesson.
- How many are on a page?
- Three, to cut apart.
- Can I add my own question?
- Yes. Ask SCAFLI for an exit ticket with your question.
A starting point for your own professional judgment. Use initials only on any page about a student.