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A Worksheet for Reflection and Feedback

Classrooms and homeschool settings are always buzzing with non-stop activity, and after a long day of learning, it's crucial to reflect on what resonated with students. One of the most effective ways to gather this information is through an "exit ticket," a quick worksheet that students fill out before leaving the classroom or finishing their homeschooling day. 

This simple and straightforward Exit Ticket worksheet is designed to be a fun activity that encourages self-reflection and a safe space for providing feedback to teachers, parents and guardians. It incorporates various shapes, each asking a different question that provides insights into the child's day.

What's On The Worksheet?

Here are the shapes and corresponding questions featured in this unique exit ticket:

• Glue Bottle: "What stuck with you today?" 
• Heart Shape: "What did you love about today?"
• Lightbulb: "What ideas did you have or discuss today?"
• Puzzle Piece: "What was challenging for you today?"
• Sticker: "What did you accomplish today?"
• Speech Bubble: "What feedback do you want to share with your teacher/family?"

What's Included in the Download?

Every educational setting is unique, which is why this resource was designed to be a versatile 10-page download to suit various needs. Here's what you'll find inside:

• Teacher's Option: Specifically tailored for classroom use.
  • 1 version without a frame/border and has slightly larger shapes
  • 4 versions with various frames/borders for added flair
• Parent's Option: Ideal for homeschooling or supplemental learning at home.
  • 1 version without a frame/border and has slightly larger shapes
  • 4 versions with different frames/borders for a personal touch

Whether you're a teacher looking to implement this in a classroom or a parent keen on enhancing your child's learning experience, there's an option for you.

Introduce your young readers to the contrasting lifestyles of urban and rural settings with these insightful reading passages. This resource includes two passages with three accompanying questions each, designed to encourage detailed understanding and critical thinking.

Passage 1 explores the bustling life in New York City, touching on its transportation systems, iconic landmarks, and vibrant sports scene. Students are prompted to compare their own living environments with that of NYC, delve into the city’s nicknames, and reflect on its urban character.
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Passage 2 takes students to a serene countryside setting, portraying the calm and nature-centric life it offers. It nudges students to compare city life with country life, evaluate the author's stance, and understand the distinct attributes of urban and rural areas.
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This resource not only enhances reading comprehension but also stimulates thoughtful discussions on different living environments.

2 pages, 4 word problems per page.
​Mostly used with 3rd and 4th grade.