I found this on Pinterest and knew immediately that I was doing it. The idea originally comes from Cortney at Once Upon a Substitute and is another "why didn't I think of that" type ideas. I like exit tickets and a long time ago I designed ones that looked like real tickets. I like to keep a stack of them photocopied so they're always ready if I need them. Sometime I might plan to use one, but they're great to use when the lesson goes quicker than I expected and I need to fill a few minutes at the end of the period.This takes the idea of keeping them on hand one step further. Laminate them and make dry erase exit tickets! This way I always have them on hand, and I'll never have to make more copies. Why didn't I think of this??
I created these blank tickets and printed enough for a class set on cardstock paper. At the moment I'm considering printing more so that I have enough for each student, that way I won't have to read and erase them each period.
[Update]: I ended up printing out enough tickets for each of my students. Often when I collect exit tickets I don't look at them until the end of the day so I decided that making a class set and trying to read and erase them each period just wasn't reasonable for me.
I laminated them all...
then cut them all apart.
This is a great idea! Allison
ReplyDeleteI love this! I've never even used an exit ticket before though. I need to try it. :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea and will be trying it out next year!!!
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ReplyDeleteHi Sarah! This is a great idea. My 4th graders would love to use these. Do you have a blank template that you would not mind sharing?
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