Exit Tickets for Any Subject - Comprehension Check - Exit Slips or Exit Passes

Exit Tickets for Any Subject: Exit passes are an effective type of formative assessment as they give you a quick "snapshot" of what the students have understood at the end of your class. This resource includes 14 unique and creative exit slips your students will love. Ten of the exit tickets can be used with any subject area, while 4 are subject-specific to Math, English, Science, and History. Each of the printable exit passes also comes with a colorful poster that you can put on your wall to display what the students learned that day underneath! These eye-catching designs will have people stopping to read what your students have learned!

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Included in This Exit Slips Resource:

➡️ Online Search Exit Pass: In the style of a web browser, students will write a question or a statement in the search bar that relates to the lesson. Then, they will share what they have learned about the statement or question in the “search results” section.

➡️ Quick Check For Understanding: Students will use this exit pass to share three facts they learned and two questions they still have from the lesson.

➡️ Give Me A . And A ?: Students must complete two sections with this exit ticket. The first is to write a question about what they have learned and the other is to write a statement about what they have learned.

➡️ Exit Ticket Out of Class: In the design style of a golden ticket, students must share what they learned in class before they can leave.

➡️ Classbook Exit Messages: These exit tickets are in the style of a social media post where students must share what they have learned.

➡️ Show What You Know: This exit ticket includes a space where students must write a question you provide at the end of the class and space to share their answer..

➡️ Red Yellow Green Exit Pass: In the red section of this exit pass students write something they don't understand. In the yellow section, they write something they still have questions about. Finally, in the green section, they share something they totally understand.

➡️ Speak Your Mind Exit Passes: Students share something they didn't know, a question they still have, something they would like to know more about, and something interesting from the lesson on this exit ticket.

➡️ Exit Pass Parking: In the style of a car, students will write what they learned in the lesson. A "parking lot" template is provided where students "park" their exit ticket.

➡️ Hashtags About Today's Lesson: In the style of a social media post, students will share their handle (@name) a post about what they learned, and relevant hashtags.

➡️ Subject-Specific Exit Tickets: Each of these exit tickets are specific to popular subjects taught in middle and high. Included are exit slips for English, history, science, and math. Each of the exit passes says "What We Learned in +Subject Today"

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