Sketchnote Exit Ticket Template

A flexible reflection tool for visual thinkers.

This printable sketchnote exit ticket helps students process their learning in a creative, personalized way. Whether you’re wrapping up a lesson, video, discussion, or reading, this visual template gives students structured space to summarize, question, and reflect.
Use it as:

• A formative check-in
• A daily exit slip
• A journaling prompt
• A review warm-up
• A flexible substitute for a written summary

Classroom Use Example: End-of-Lesson ReflectionObjective: Students will reflect on key takeaways from the lesson using words and visuals.
Lesson Flow:

1. Prompt Students
   After completing the day’s lesson or activity, pass out the exit ticket template. Project the three sections:
   
   • “What stuck with me”
   • “One question I still have”
   • “What I could sketch to remember this”
2. Model or Brainstorm Together
   Quickly sketch an example on the board—simple, fast, stick-figure style. Show that this isn’t about perfection, it’s about processing.
   
3. Independent Work
   Students complete their exit ticket with words + visuals. Encourage use of icons, arrows, thought bubbles, or metaphors.
   
4. Wrap-Up Options
   Collect, share, or post as a gallery. You can also use them as a discussion starter the next day!
   
   
   Tips for Success
   • Keep a stack printed and ready for fast reflections
   • Let students revisit and revise exit tickets before an assessment
   • Use the bottom reflection prompt (“What surprised me?”) as a journaling extension
   • Great for all content areas—not just social studies!

Download the TemplateClick below to download the printable PDF and bring visual reflection into your daily classroom practice.

Exit Ticket in Google Drive