Moments of the day
Exit ticket screens
The end of class is a key moment for reflection and feedback. Exit tickets give students a chance to share what they learned, ask questions, or set goals for next time. This helps teachers check understanding and adjust future lessons.
Projecting an exit ticket screen keeps the process organized and visible. With ready-made templates for every grade, you can prompt students with questions, polls, or checklists. Students respond on their devices or out loud, making the wrap-up quick and meaningful.
Templates for Exit ticket screens
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Exit ticket for pre-K (ages 3–5)
A simple exit ticket screen for pre-K to reflect with faces, stickers, and a word cloud.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Exit ticket for K–2: how did we do today?
Quick exit ticket for K–2: students show how they feel and share what they learned.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Exit ticket for grades 3–5
A simple exit ticket screen for grades 3–5 with self-check and word cloud reflection.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Exit ticket for grades 6–8
A quick exit ticket screen for grades 6–8 to check understanding and reflect on learning.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Exit ticket for grades 9–12
A ready-to-use exit ticket screen for high school to check understanding and gather feedback.
Why teachers like it
- Quickly check for understanding at the end of class.
- Gather honest student feedback in seconds.
- Easily adapt templates for any grade or subject.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in and choose an exit ticket template for your grade.
- 2Customize the questions or prompts if you wish.
- 3Project the screen at the end of your lesson.
- 4Have students respond using their devices (QR code), or discuss answers as a class.
- 5Review responses instantly or save them for later.
Tips
- Keep exit ticket questions simple and focused on the lesson’s main goal.
- Use multiple choice for quick checks, or open-ended for deeper reflection.
- Mix it up—sometimes ask for a feeling or a question, not just facts.
- Review answers before the next class to plan your teaching.
Questions teachers ask
Can younger students use exit ticket screens?
Yes, there are templates with simple questions and visuals for K–2, plus easy ways for students to respond.
Do students need accounts to answer?
No, students can answer polls or questions by scanning a QR code with their devices—no login needed.
Can I save or review student responses later?
Yes, you can view and download student answers for your records or planning.
Are exit ticket screens editable?
Absolutely. You can adapt any template to fit your lesson and your students’ needs.