Pre-K (ages 3–5)Ages 3–5
Exit ticket for pre-K (ages 3–5)
Use this exit ticket screen at the end of your pre-K day to help little ones share how they felt about the lesson. The class will see colorful faces, a sticker to decorate, and a spot to type or draw what they learned.
Children can tap or point to show how they feel, pick a sticker, and share one word about what they remember from today. It’s quick, fun, and helps you check for understanding in a way that fits their age.
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How to use it in class
- 1Project the template screen using presentation mode.
- 2Read the instructions aloud and show the big sticker for the day.
- 3Invite children to pick a face or thumbs up/down for how they felt.
- 4Ask kids to share a word or idea for the word cloud.
- 5Type their answers or let them tap if using a device.
Why it works
- Young children can show feelings with pictures, not just words.
- Visual prompts keep students engaged and make reflection fun.
- Quick check-ins help you spot who needs more support.
Tips
- Use simple language and clear visuals for instructions.
- Let children answer by pointing or with help if needed.
- Choose stickers that match the day's theme or lesson.
Make it your own
- Use for any subject, like storytime or math circles.
- Try in remote or hybrid classes by sharing the screen link.
- Adapt for children with special needs by adding more visual choices.
Questions teachers ask
How long should an exit ticket take in pre-K?
Keep it short—about 3 to 5 minutes. Young children have limited attention spans.
Can non-readers use this screen?
Yes, use faces and stickers for feelings, and help with typing or drawing answers.
How do I use this with the whole class?
Project the screen and invite children to answer one at a time or in small groups.
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