Hey there! It's Amanda from The Primary Gal! Have you used Exit Tickets in your classroom yet? Last year, I happened to stumble upon a blog that had something very similar to my Exit Tickets but didn't quite fit my needs. As I began planning for a "Guided Math" approach to my math instruction, I began creating these to allow me to meet the needs of all of my students.
How does it work, you ask? As we begin math class each day, I pass out an Exit Ticket with two to four problems that review the skill from their homework from the previous day. Be sure to check out my post about my {Flipped Classroom} for more details! The students will complete their Exit Ticket without any help or assistance from me.
As I collect them, I sort them into groups. The skill typically determines how I sort them. For example, on the day that I snapped this picture, I sorted tickets by:
*Students who were able to correctly answer all three questions
*Students who missed questions due to math fact issues
*Students who didn't add in a number they carried
*Students who were completely clueless to the process.
On other skills, I might just sort them by who got them all correct, who missed one, who missed two, ect. After sorting these, I have activities or task cards for each level. In many cases, I use the same task cards but have some work with peers, while others work with me.
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