Here's a quick trick to use sticky notes as Exit Slips. A few minutes before the end of the class I'll pass out a sticky note to each student and ask them a question. They must post their responses (with their name) on the whiteboard on the way out.
Here are some of the questions I might ask:
- What were the two most important points in today's lesson / class?
- What are two questions you have about today's lesson?
- What stuck with you today as being important?
- What are two things you wonder / would like to learn more about?
- What were two big ideas from today's in-class video?
Here are some links to my other blog posts that involved sticky notes (did I mention that I love them!!)
Happy Sticky Noting!
Addie
Such a simple suggestion, but so useful. I can already see it by my classroom door with a box of sticky notes beside it. It's a great thing for the kids to do while they are waiting in line for transitions, too. ~Stacy @ http://new-in-room-202.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI love stickies as well and my students do enjoy using them - especially for note taking. I need to be using exit slips more often, though. Thanks for the reminder Addie!
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Thanks for linking up with the Blog by Province Linky....your button looks great! I love your ideas for test prep. We have EQAO here in the late spring and I have been making up some test prep materials myself. Hope you are having a great week and that your weather is better than ours here in ON.
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I found your blog through the All Things Upper Elementary Linky! It's nice to meet another Canadian Blogger. Thanks for your freebies :)
ReplyDeleteDoodling Around in 6th Grade
I usually use scrap pieces of paper because I am so cheap. :) But now seeing your colorful board with the exit slips written on sticky notes-well, I'm off to buy some sticky notes!!!!
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Cute idea Addie! Thanks for popping over to my poetry linky! It is great to follow a blogger just as passionate about teaching as I am!
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