4th Grade Dividing Larger Numbers Exit Tickets

Exit Tickets · Math · Grade 4

4th Grade Dividing Larger Numbers Exit Tickets

Six ready-to-print exit tickets for the dividing larger numbers unit, two to a page with an answer key. Three questions, half a sheet, three to five minutes at the close of the lesson.

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First page of the 4th Grade Dividing Larger Numbers Exit Tickets printable: two cut-apart exit tickets, three math questions each

4th Grade Dividing Larger Numbers Exit Tickets gives you six ready-to-print exit tickets for the dividing larger numbers unit. Tickets 1 to 3 close the Week 10 lessons, ticket 4 closes the Week 11 Friday warm-up, and the last two are reviews. Each ticket is three math questions on a half sheet, with room to work under each one: three to five minutes, no preparation, and an answer key you can sort a class set against at a glance.

Print a page, cut along the dashed line, and hand out one ticket. What comes back tells you who to reteach tomorrow. Grade 4, 4 pages. Included with a full membership.

What the six tickets cover

  • Ticket 1: Dividing to a three-digit quotient
  • Ticket 2: Dividing to a three-digit quotient, with remainders
  • Ticket 3: Multiplying and dividing by one digit
  • Ticket 4: Multiplying and dividing larger numbers by one digit
  • Ticket 5: Review of the unit, A
  • Ticket 6: Review of the unit, B

Pairs with the Bell Ringers

In the 4th Grade Math Bell Ringers — Week 10, ticket 1 pairs with Monday, ticket 2 with Wednesday and ticket 3 with Thursday: the warm-up opens the lesson and the ticket closes it. Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s warm-ups divide by two-digit numbers, which is grade 5 work; ticket 2 divides by one digit instead, and Tuesday has no ticket. The Week 10 Friday warm-up reviews the Week 9 unit: give ticket 5 of the Week 9 set. Tickets 5 and 6 review the unit: one question each from tickets 1, 2 and 4. Ticket 6 asks the same three things with new numbers, for the students you retaught after ticket 5.

More for this grade: all 4th grade math exit tickets, twelve units in the order the Bell Ringers teach them.