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Exit tickets printable: prompt, three-two-one and smiley slips
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The half-page slip a student hands in at the door: a ticket-shaped slip with a blank prompt area, a three-two-one slip with numbered boxes, and a smiley-scale slip. These nine come in ticket stub, bright and minimal looks, four to a page with dashed cut lines; the prompts print blank, so any question requested redraws the same three exit ticket formats.
- a daily classroom exit ticket
- a lesson-end quick assessment
- a substitute-day check-in slip
- a professional development feedback slip
- a workshop or training wrap-up
Frequently asked questions
- Is the prompt text included?
- The prompt areas print blank so a teacher can add the exact question for the day's lesson.
- What's a three-two-one slip?
- A slip with three numbered boxes, commonly used for three things learned, two questions, and one thing to explore further.
- Can I get a different format or number per page?
- Yes — the direction field takes format adjustments, and the same three-look set redraws around it.
- What size do these print at?
- Portrait A4 proportions, four slips to a page with dashed cut lines.
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