Maths Exit Tickets Year Two Australian Curriculum v9

These maths exit tickets or exit slips for grade 2 are aligned with the Australian Curriculum v9 and provide assessment in number, algebra, measurement, space and statistics. They provide a straightforward method to evaluate students’ grasp of key concepts, aiding in future lesson planning and identifying individual learning needs.

Exit tickets serve as an effective tool to gauge student comprehension and learning at various stages of a topic—be it at the start, midway, or end. They help uncover any misunderstandings or areas needing further explanation, enabling teachers to tailor their instruction accordingly. Additionally, exit tickets can be an engaging and interactive way for students to reflect on their classroom learning.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• Australian Curriculum v9 Overview
• Notes for the teacher
• Student Needs Analysis Sheet
• Contents pages
• 151 Exit Tickets – 90 Number, 22 Algebra, 28 Measurement, 6 Space, 5 Statistics
• Editable exit tickets – 3 to a page & 4 to a page
• Editable Excel recording sheet

This resource will help you to make informed decisions about your teaching strategies and adjust your instruction to meet the needs of your students. It will encourage your students to reflect and take ownership of their learning.

Exit tickets are a valuable tool for assessing student learning and evaluating the effectiveness of instruction. They will also provide useful data for reporting student progress and informing parent-teacher conferences.

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