Exit Ticket Template

Print four 3-2-1 exit tickets on one page, or pick another slip from the Sheet menu.

Press a line to type on it.

Name:Date:Exit ticket3 things I learned2 things I found interesting1 question I still haveName:Date:Exit ticket3 things I learned2 things I found interesting1 question I still haveName:Date:Exit ticket3 things I learned2 things I found interesting1 question I still haveName:Date:Exit ticket3 things I learned2 things I found interesting1 question I still have
Exit ticket, 3-2-1, 4 to a page Four slips with cut lines. Each has a Name and a Date line, then 3 lines for things I learned, 2 lines for things I found interesting and 1 line for a question I still have.
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3-2-1 exit tickets 3

  • Exit ticket, 3-2-1, 2 to a page The same 3-2-1 slip twice on one page, with wider lines for longer answers and a cut line across the middle.
  • Exit ticket, 3-2-1, 4 to a page Four slips with cut lines. Each has a Name and a Date line, then 3 lines for things I learned, 2 lines for things I found interesting and 1 line for a question I still have.
  • Exit ticket, 3-2-1, 6 to a page Six small 3-2-1 slips on a sideways page, three across and two down, each with a Name and a Date line.

Exit tickets with one or two prompts 4

  • Exit ticket, I used to think, 4 to a page For the end of a unit: 3 lines under I used to think and 3 under Now I think.
  • Exit ticket, one question I still have, 6 to a page The shortest slip: a Name and a Date line and 3 lines under One question I still have. Six to a page.
  • Exit ticket, the lesson in one sentence, 6 to a page One prompt, Today's lesson in one sentence, with 3 lines. Six to a page.
  • Exit ticket, today I learned, 4 to a page Two prompts with 3 lines each: Today I learned, and I am still not sure about.
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Exit tickets to check or color 3

  • Exit ticket, 5 stars to color, 4 to a page Five outline stars to color for how the lesson went, then 3 lines under I colored that many stars because and 2 under Next time I want to.
  • Exit ticket, rate it 1 to 4, 4 to a page Four sentences to rate from 1 to 4 with a box to check under each number: I understood the lesson, I took part, I asked for help and I am ready for the next step. A line for I still wonder at the foot.
  • Exit ticket, three check boxes, 4 to a page A box to check beside I get it, I almost get it or I do not get it yet, under a line for what the lesson was about. Four to a page.

Blank, math and primary exit tickets 4

  • Exit ticket on primary lines, 2 to a page For kindergarten to grade 2: two boxes, Today I learned and I want to know, on the three-line primary rule with a dotted midline. Two to a page.
  • Exit ticket to draw and write, 2 to a page For students who are not writing sentences yet: a space to draw one thing from the lesson with primary lines under it, and a second box of primary lines headed Write about your picture.
  • Exit ticket with a box for one math problem, 4 to a page An empty box headed Solve it here, with room to show the work, and a small ruled box under it for the answer. The problem is written on the board or by hand.
  • Exit ticket, blank with lines, 4 to a page No prompt printed: a Question line to copy from the board and 6 lines under My answer.

Filled-in sample 1

  • Exit ticket, 3-2-1, filled-in sample Sample. A full-page 3-2-1 sheet filled in after a made-up lesson on fractions, to show a class what goes under each prompt. Three things learned, two things found interesting and one question.

How this list was compiled: Laid out and worded in-house on October 2, 2026. The prompts are plain classroom wording and no published ticket is copied. The sample is a made-up lesson; its fraction terms were checked in the Wikipedia article Fraction on October 2, 2026 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Licence: own work

How it works

This exit ticket template opens on the 3-2-1 slip, four to a page with cut lines: 3 things I learned, 2 things I found interesting and 1 question I still have.

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Print the 321 exit ticket

Press Print the exit tickets for four slips on Letter or A4, then cut along the dashed lines. The same slip also comes two or six to a page.

Pick another slip

The Sheet menu has tickets with one or two prompts, such as Today I learned and One question I still have, tickets to check or color, and blank tickets. One blank ticket has a box for a math problem.

For kindergarten to grade 2

Two slips print two to a page on primary lines, and one of them has a space to draw.

  • The last sheet is marked Sample: a full-page 3-2-1 sheet filled in after a made-up lesson on fractions.
  • Only the Name and Date lines can be typed on. On the blank ticket the question is copied from the board by hand.

Questions and answers

What does a 3-2-1 exit ticket ask for?

Three things: 3 things I learned, 2 things I found interesting and 1 question I still have. Each prompt has that many lines under it, below a Name and a Date line.

Are these free printable exit tickets?

Yes. Every slip prints free from this page with no sign-up. Choose a sheet, pick Letter or A4 under Paper size and press Print the exit tickets.

How many exit tickets print on one page?

Two, four or six, by the sheet. The 3-2-1 slip comes all three ways. The two short one-prompt slips print six, the primary-line slips print two and the rest print four. The sample fills one page.

Can I type my own question on an exit ticket?

Not on this page. The slips print as drawn and are filled in by hand. The blank ticket has a Question line and 6 lines for the answer.

Is there an exit ticket for math?

Yes. One slip has an empty box headed Solve it here and a small ruled box for the answer. Slips with printed addition and subtraction problems are on the math exit tickets page.