Homework passes: no homework, one extra day, skip a question

Teachers give homework passes as a reward that a pupil hands in instead of one assignment. The three sheets are passes for one night of no homework, passes for handing in homework one day late, and passes to skip one question. Each sheet is a grid of eight with dashed cut lines. The styles are retro ticket, bright and minimal. Type a change, such as a version for parents, and the same passes can take it.

• a classroom reward for older pupils
• a pass handed in instead of one assignment
• a reward a teacher gives for good work

Frequently asked questions

How many passes are on a sheet?

Eight, in a 2 by 4 grid with dashed cut lines.

What does each pass say?

No homework: good for one night of no homework. Extra day: hand in your homework one day late. Skip it: skip one question of your choice.

Is there a space for the name?

Yes. Each pass has blank lines for the name and date, plus the assignment on the extra-day pass and the question number on the skip pass.

What is the difference between the styles?

Retro ticket has notched corners and a perforated stub, bright has chunky colored passes and stars, and minimal has thin grey lines.

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