Kindergarten to 2nd gradeAges 5–8
Exit ticket for K–2: how did we do today?
Use this exit ticket screen at the end of a lesson or day with your K–2 students. It helps young learners reflect and lets you check understanding in a friendly way.
Students will see a simple, colorful background, choose a face or thumb to show how they feel, type or draw on a sticky note, add a sticker, and share a word or idea in a word cloud from their device or as a group.
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How to use it in class
- 1Open the exit ticket template for K–2 in presentation mode.
- 2Read the instructions aloud or display them as a sticky note.
- 3Ask students to pick a face or thumb that matches how they feel about the lesson.
- 4Let students add a sticker to the screen as a fun finish.
- 5Invite students to share one word or idea they learned using the word cloud.
Why it works
- Gives every student a way to share, even the quiet ones.
- Helps you spot who needs extra help before the next lesson.
- Builds a habit of reflection and self-assessment from a young age.
Tips
- Model how to use the faces or thumbs for honest answers.
- Keep instructions simple and read them aloud for young readers.
- Let students answer together if they are not ready to type on a device.
Make it your own
- Use for any subject: reading, math, science, or art lessons.
- Try in remote or hybrid settings by sharing the screen and QR code.
- Support students with special needs by allowing drawing or voice responses.
Questions teachers ask
What if my students can’t read yet?
Read the instructions and questions out loud. Use visuals like faces, thumbs, and stickers so all students can participate.
Can I see answers from each student?
Yes, if students use their own devices to answer, you can view their responses in real time on your screen.
How do I use this with limited devices?
Let students answer as a group on the main screen or take turns with a few devices. Pair students to help each other.
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