Exit Ticket Generator

1. Choose the year group and say what you taught today, or add the lesson's file.
2. Press Make exit ticket to get short questions on that lesson and an answer key.
3. Change anything you want to, then show it on the board or download it to print.

Three by default, and you can choose from two to five in More options. They're short written questions on what you say you taught, about 30 seconds each, and you can make them easier or harder. It also adds a confidence check and a three-minute time limit unless you switch them off.

Yes. Every exit ticket comes with an answer key of short model answers to mark against. In a PDF or Word download it's on its own page at the end, or you can leave it out, and in the projector view you reveal the answers one at a time.

Yes. Download a PDF or Word document to print, and the PDF can put several slips on a page to cut out. For the board, use the projector view, which can count down the time limit, or download PowerPoint slides.

Yes. Add today's lesson as a PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, or text file and the questions are based on it, so you don't have to type what you taught. It uses the first 1,500 words, and a scanned PDF with no text in it can't be read.

If you choose Maths for Years 1 to 11, the questions and answers come from Oak National Academy's teacher-written lesson quizzes, credited on the ticket. If Oak's lessons don't have enough on your topic, the ticket has fewer questions or you're asked to reword the topic. For Years 12 and 13, or if Oak can't be reached, the AI writes them, so check the answers before you use them.