Spanish Exit Tickets – Exit Ticket en Español to Print

How it works

These Spanish exit tickets print four to a page, headed Boleto de salida, with Nombre and Fecha lines. Two starters have English under them: Hoy aprendí, today I learned, and Una pregunta que tengo es, one question I have is.

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Exit tickets for Spanish class

Five sheets suit an exit ticket for the Spanish classroom. Three print the English with each starter. A word slip has two columns, Palabra nueva and En inglés, and a checklist asks whether the student spoke, read and wrote in Spanish today.

Spanish speaker exit tickets, with no English

Seven sheets print every word in Spanish, for a dual language class or students who write best in Spanish: the opening slip again, a 3-2-1, a favorite part slip, a self-check and a short slip, six to a page.

What the Spanish says

Boleto is a ticket and salida is an exit. Todavía no entiendo is I still do not understand, and Necesito ayuda con is I need help with. The list under the tool gives the English for every prompt.

On the self-check slip, Sí, Un poco and Todavía no mean yes, a little and not yet.

Questions and answers

Is there a blank Spanish exit ticket template?

Yes. One slip has a Pregunta line for a question of your own and five lines under Respuesta, which is answer. Type the question once before you print and it is on all four slips.

What are some exit ticket ideas for Spanish class?

Ask for one new word and its English, a sentence that starts Hoy aprendí, or a check of whether the student spoke, read and wrote in Spanish. Each idea is a slip on this page.

Is there an exit ticket in Spanish for elementary students?

Yes. One sheet prints two slips for younger students: an open box headed Dibuja lo que aprendiste hoy, draw what you learned today, beside primary lines under Hoy aprendí.

Is there an exit ticket assessment in Spanish?

One slip is a self-check: the student checks Sí, Un poco or Todavía no beside Entendí la lección, Puedo explicar la lección and Terminé mi trabajo. It is a quick look at the class, not a graded test.

All 12 sheets

Exit tickets for Spanish class 5

3-2-1 exit ticket in Spanish with English: tres cosas, dos palabras, una pregunta Tres cosas que aprendí (three things I learned), Dos palabras nuevas (two new words) and Una pregunta que tengo (one question I have), each with its English after it on the same line. Three lines, two lines and one line; four slips to a page.
Exit ticket in Spanish with English: Hoy aprendí, Una pregunta que tengo es Four slips with cut lines, headed Boleto de salida with Nombre (name) and Fecha (date) lines. Two sentence starters, each with its English printed under it: Hoy aprendí (today I learned) and Una pregunta que tengo es (one question I have is).
Exit ticket in Spanish with English: Todavía no entiendo, Necesito ayuda con Two starters with the English under each: Todavía no entiendo (I still do not understand) and Necesito ayuda con (I need help with). Four slips to a page.

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Exit tickets for Spanish class, continued

Hoy en clase: checklist for Spanish class, Sí or Todavía no Hoy en clase (today in class) with a box to check under Sí (yes) or Todavía no (not yet): Hablé en español (I spoke in Spanish), Leí en español (I read in Spanish), Escribí una oración (I wrote a sentence) and Aprendí una palabra nueva (I learned a new word).
Palabras nuevas: new word slip for Spanish class Two columns and four rows: Palabra nueva (new word) and En inglés (in English). The student writes each new Spanish word and what it means. Four slips to a page.

Every word in Spanish 7

3-2-1 en español, every word in Spanish Tres cosas que aprendí, Dos palabras nuevas and Una pregunta que tengo, with no English. Four slips to a page.
Blank Spanish exit ticket template: Pregunta and Respuesta A blank slip for a question of your own: a Pregunta (question) line and five lines under Respuesta (answer). Four slips to a page.
Boleto de salida in Spanish only: Hoy aprendí, Una pregunta que tengo es The opening slip with no English on it, for students who read and write in Spanish. Four slips to a page.
Elementary exit ticket in Spanish, to draw and write For younger students: an open box headed Dibuja lo que aprendiste hoy (draw what you learned today) and a box of primary lines headed Hoy aprendí. Two to a page.
Exit ticket in Spanish only: Mi parte favorita fue, Necesito ayuda con Two starters in Spanish only: Mi parte favorita fue (my favorite part was) and Necesito ayuda con (I need help with). Four slips to a page.
Short Spanish exit ticket, 6 to a page: Una cosa que aprendí hoy The shortest slip: a Nombre line and three lines under Una cosa que aprendí hoy (one thing I learned today). Six slips to a page.
Spanish self-check slip: Sí, Un poco, Todavía no A box to check under Sí (yes), Un poco (a little) or Todavía no (not yet) beside Entendí la lección (I understood the lesson), Puedo explicar la lección (I can explain the lesson) and Terminé mi trabajo (I finished my work), with a Mi pregunta (my question) line at the foot. Four slips to a page.

How this list was compiled: Written and laid out in-house on October 12, 2026; no published ticket is copied. Every Spanish word on the sheets was read that day in the Diccionario de la lengua española of the Real Academia Española, https://dle.rae.es/, in the copies of its pages kept at web.archive.org, and in the word's Spanish entry at https://en.wiktionary.org/. The verb forms aprendí, aprendiste, tengo, es, fue, entiendo, entendí, necesito, hablé, leí, escribí, dibuja, puedo and terminé are in the first dictionary's conjugation tables. Boleto de salida is our own heading, made of boleto (ticket) and salida (exit). Licence: own work