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Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects
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Description

Use formative assessment in your classroom that is engaging and effective in 2020. Whole class assessment does not need to be time consuming or difficult to gauge a whole class response to your lessons.

This Student Exit Display Pack is a 22 page Powerpoint Resource that provides 40 different student exit slips with 44 editable student name tags. This resource is suitable for any subject, any age student and any lesson. As the file is editable you can use for each year.

How to use

Print off the A4 display poster 2020 Show and Go - encouraging students to show what they know before they go!.

Edit the individual name tags my simply inserting a text box onto the pencils. Alternatively simply print and laminate for students to add their own names.

Cut and display on a wall in the classroom with velcro tabs or blue tac. After lessons where students complete an exit slip simply encourage students to place their exit slip onto their name display. This way you can easily view how students assessed the lesson and reflected on their own learning.

Student exit slip examples include:

The main idea was

My summary of the lesson is

VIP - A very important point I learnt was

Show what you Know about the topic - drawing response

Rate your effort - visual scale

3 things I learnt in the lesson were

The exit passes require students to reflect on both effort and achievement, look for ways to improve, reflect on how far they were from their comfort zone, identify the purpose for learning as well as address the main comprehension strategies such as predicting, making connections, summarising and connecting. Students exit passes include both written and drawing responses.

Any questions please ask before purchasing.

student assessment | self-assessment | formative assessment |

learning goals | engaged learners | exit slips | exit passes | student reflection

Thanks for considering this resource for your classroom! Download these now and make time for a morning coffee!

You may also like Student Self-Assessment Desk Cards

Copyright© 2019 Monday Morning Resources

All rights reserved by author.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.

Connect with me on social media!

Instagram and Facebook

Don't forget to provide feedback to receive TPT credits to use your purchases!

I would love you to follow my TPT store so you can stay updated on new product releases, sales and freebies! Click the green star beside Monday Morning Resources at the top of this page!

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Student Exit Pass Display Pack - For All Subjects

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Digital downloads
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Grades
K - 9th
Pages
22
Teaching Duration
Lifelong tool

Description

Use formative assessment in your classroom that is engaging and effective in 2020. Whole class assessment does not need to be time consuming or difficult to gauge a whole class response to your lessons.

This Student Exit Display Pack is a 22 page Powerpoint Resource that provides 40 different student exit slips with 44 editable student name tags. This resource is suitable for any subject, any age student and any lesson. As the file is editable you can use for each year.

How to use

Print off the A4 display poster 2020 Show and Go - encouraging students to show what they know before they go!.

Edit the individual name tags my simply inserting a text box onto the pencils. Alternatively simply print and laminate for students to add their own names.

Cut and display on a wall in the classroom with velcro tabs or blue tac. After lessons where students complete an exit slip simply encourage students to place their exit slip onto their name display. This way you can easily view how students assessed the lesson and reflected on their own learning.

Student exit slip examples include:

The main idea was

My summary of the lesson is

VIP - A very important point I learnt was

Show what you Know about the topic - drawing response

Rate your effort - visual scale

3 things I learnt in the lesson were

The exit passes require students to reflect on both effort and achievement, look for ways to improve, reflect on how far they were from their comfort zone, identify the purpose for learning as well as address the main comprehension strategies such as predicting, making connections, summarising and connecting. Students exit passes include both written and drawing responses.

Any questions please ask before purchasing.

student assessment | self-assessment | formative assessment |

learning goals | engaged learners | exit slips | exit passes | student reflection

Thanks for considering this resource for your classroom! Download these now and make time for a morning coffee!

You may also like Student Self-Assessment Desk Cards

Copyright© 2019 Monday Morning Resources

All rights reserved by author.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.

Connect with me on social media!

Instagram and Facebook

Don't forget to provide feedback to receive TPT credits to use your purchases!

I would love you to follow my TPT store so you can stay updated on new product releases, sales and freebies! Click the green star beside Monday Morning Resources at the top of this page!

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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