Free Exit Tickets for the Classroom
Free exit tickets for grades 6–12. Put one on the board with a built-in timer, let a game pick it, check understanding in seconds, or print exit slips. No sign-up and no student data.
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How to use these exit tickets
- Pick a prompt. Use today’s exit ticket, choose one from the library, or let the spinner, dice, or mystery cards choose.
- Put it on the board. Board mode shows the prompt in huge text with a 1, 2, 3, or 5 minute timer. Press F for full screen.
- Collect answers. Students answer on paper, sticky notes, or a printed slip from the Printables tab.
- Check the room fast. Use Fist to Five, Traffic Light, or Thumbs Check and tap to count. The bars fill in as you go.
What is an exit ticket?
An exit ticket (also called an exit slip) is a short question students answer before they leave class. It takes 2–5 minutes. It shows you who got the lesson and who needs help tomorrow. Every prompt here works with any subject, so you can use them all year.
Exit ticket guides for teachers
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- Exit Ticket Template: What to Include and How to Build One
- Exit Ticket vs. Exit Slip: Is There a Difference?
- Exit Tickets for English Learners: Simple Supports That Help
- Exit Tickets for High School: Quick Checks Teens Take Seriously
- Exit Tickets for Middle School: Ideas That Keep Grades 6–8 Engaged
- How to Use Exit Tickets Without Losing Class Time
- Math Exit Tickets: Quick Checks That Show Who Got It
- Printable Exit Tickets: Easy Paper Setups for Any Classroom
- Science Exit Tickets: Prompts for Labs, Lectures, and Everything Between
- Should You Grade Exit Tickets? How to Handle Them Fast
- Social Studies Exit Tickets for History, Civics, and Geography
- The 3-2-1 Exit Ticket: How It Works and Ways to Change It Up
- What Is an Exit Ticket? A Quick Guide for Teachers
- What to Do With Exit Ticket Answers the Next Day
Exit ticket FAQ
Are these exit tickets free?
Yes. Every exit ticket, game, and printable on this page is free for classroom use.
Do students need an account?
No. Nothing is collected or saved on our servers. If you type names into the Name Picker, they stay in your own browser.
What grades are these for?
Grades 6–12. The prompts are open-ended, so middle school and high school students can both answer at their own level.
Can I print exit slips?
Yes. Open the Printables tab, pick a prompt, and print 2, 4, or 6 slips per page.
Start class strong, too
Pair your exit ticket with a free daily bell ringer, build your own with the AI bell ringer creator, or grab the free 1,000 bell ringers and exit slips download.
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