How it works
These exit tickets for math are slips for the end of a lesson, four to a page with cut lines. The page opens on Solve and show your work: boxes for the problem, the work and the answer.
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Print the exit tickets
Press Print the exit tickets on Letter or A4, then cut along the dashed lines. The problem is copied from the board by hand.
Slips for any lesson
The Sheet menu has Solve it two ways, Find and fix the mistake, Draw a model, Explain how you know, Today's math word and How sure am I, 1 to 4.
Slips with printed problems
Each addition slip and each subtraction slip prints three problems, from sums within 10 to two-digit problems with regrouping. An answer strip is the last sheet.
- The four slips on a sheet are the same, so every student gets the same three problems.
- The answer strip lists the answers to all eight printed slips on one page.
Questions and answers
What is on the addition exit tickets?
Three problems each. One slip has sums to 10, one has facts with sums from 11 to 18, one has two-digit problems with no regrouping and one has two-digit problems with regrouping. Under each problem is room to work.
Are the answers printed?
Yes, on the last sheet, Math exit tickets answer strip. It has a row for each of the eight printed slips. Every problem and its answer was checked a second time.
Can I change the printed problems?
Not on this page: they are fixed. For a problem of your own, print Solve and show your work, which has an empty box to copy it into.
How many math exit tickets print on a page?
Four on every slip sheet, two across and two down, with dashed lines to cut along. The answer strip is one full page.