Admit and Exit Tickets Too! (Exit Slips)

This product includes 36 different admit and exit tickets that were created to help formatively assess student learning in a more creative way. These are different from my "typical" exit and admit tickets because they give students a variety of ways to demonstrate mastery of content. Students will be given opportunities to draw, write, organize information, define, ask, reflect, and much more! All of these tickets can be used for any subject area and almost any grade level. None of the tickets are science-specific and can be used in any content area.

Each ticket includes teacher instructions and a student printable that comes two-to-a-page, saving you paper and ink. Many of the tickets can be used at the end of a lesson (end of class) or at the beginning of the class (to review the previous lesson material). A few of the tickets provide an option to revisit the ticket the following day as an admit ticket. I typically collect the exit tickets as students leave my classroom or have students glue them into their Interactive Science Notebooks on the left (output) page. And because they only take 3-5 minutes to complete, this is a simple strategy to incorporate into your daily classroom routine to help your students begin reflecting on their learning.

This document is an Editable PDF Form, which has a few boxes that you can type text into (if you choose). Or you can leave them blank and print. To edit the text you type into a box, select the text, then press Ctrl +e. You should see a pop-up box appear that will allow you to change the font, font size, alignment, etc...

Admit and Exit Ticket Titles Included:
Stack it Up
Anchor
Name that song!
Dump it in the sewer
Don't forget to save
Hopscotch Steps
Paper airplane
take a closer look
Link it
Stay Organized
An apple for the teacher
What stuck?
Doodles
Postcard
And the award goes to...
Elephant
ABC, easy as 1,2,3
All that & a bag of chips
I mustache a question
Key concepts
Don't pop the bubble
Puzzling pieces
To make a long story short
Homework headaches
Odd man out
Pass it on
A poet and didn't even know it
Frayer model
How hot is the topic?
The wise OWL
Learning goals
Muddiest point
POMS (Points Of Most Significance)
Paint the picture
Re-run
Traffic light

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