33 Exit Task Activity Slides | Prep-free Substitute for Exit Tickets & Slips!

End of the lesson feeling chaotic and disorganised? These Exit Task Slides are THE perfect substitute for printed exit slips and tickets to keep things calm, controlled, and productive right until the bell rings (without the need to prep a thing)!

Perfect for any subject and created with middle and high school students in mind, these exit slides keep students focused, reinforce learning, and add novelty to your exit routine (without adding to your workload). THIS is proactive classroom management in action!

Move over exit tickets! This ready-to-go tool is going to be the part of the lesson students will be most excited for.

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

What Door Will We Exit Through Today (PowerPoint): Clickable PowerPoint with 33 plenary options behind mystery doors. No-prep, engaging, and provide the novelty needed to keep exit tasks fresh.

Comes with an editable version so you can adjust any exit task questions to better suit your learners.

THESE EXIT TASK SLIDES ARE A MUST HAVE FOR YOUR TEACHER TOOLBOX BECAUSE THEY...

♡ Take the guesswork, the work, AND the mental load out of self-assessment and easily make it a consistent exit routine.
♡ Are THE PERFECT proactive classroom management strategy as this routine reinforces expectations around engagement and task completion, and increases student accountability.
♡ Build student independence, and foster a greater sense of ownership over their work.
♡ Make learning visible!
♡ Have novelty which boosts buy-in. 

HOW THESE EXIT TASK SLIDES WILL TRANSFORM YOUR DAY TO DAY TEACHING:

• Behaviour Management: This expected routine will minimise end-of-lesson chaos, increase engagement, keep student focus on something productive, and significantly reduce disruptive behaviours.
  
• Engagement: Opening a new mystery door will be your students’ favourite part of the lesson!  The variety and novelty of these tasks also give students a hit of dopamine that does wonders for buy-in, learning, and engagement.
  
• Makes learning visible: Embedding reflection and self-assessment makes student learning visible, which is best practice teaching and a huge factor to student academic success!