Elements of Art Exit Tickets
Teaching an elements of art lesson and need to use art exit tickets as a formative assessment? Polish off your next scheduled observation with this comprehensive pack of 100 unique exit slips for art. They’re practically no prep, easy to implement, and a total time saver!
I use these task-oriented exit tickets for assessing the elements of art in elementary and middle school art class. So, if your project is about line, color, shape, texture, value, form, or space, these make quick art assessments.
And, you can use the gathered data to inform your SGO/SLO.
Exit Slips: Teacher Directions
There are a couple different ways to implement exit tickets in the art room, whether it be as a bellringer or, at the end of a lesson or unit of study.
For example, you could choose an exit slip and have everyone complete it.
So, if you’re teaching your 4th graders about shading, you might consider picking the exit ticket where students use a pencil, a marker, and a colored pencil to create a 5-point value scale.
Or maybe you’ve just completed a unit about geometric shapes with kindergarten and you want your students to demonstrate they understood the concept.
You could photocopy the 5 exit tickets related to the element of art called “form” that begin with, “Draw things shaped like a(n)____.” Then give each student at a table a different ticket. This way you know they’re drawing original ideas and not looking at their neighbor’s paper.
However, if you’re a fully choice-based art teacher you may choose to print out all 100 art exit tickets and put them in labeled folders according to the principles of design. Then, instruct students to pick one from a certain folder.
Art exit tickets are a great way to gauge student learning concepts and assess standards. Each prompt comes 4 to a page. Simply print and go!
Elements of Art Exit Ticket Examples
Line
- Use lines to illustrate these feeling words.
- Create a simple gesture drawing of a person.
Color
- What are the three complementary color pairs?
- Color the picture using a monochromatic color scheme.
Shape
- Color all the geometric shapes.
- Draw things shaped like a square.
Texture
- Think of objects with tactile texture. Draw them in the boxes below and label the texture.
- Complete the picture using visual texture.
Value
- Create a value scale using each technique.
- Create your own value scale and shade the illusion cube using that scale.
Form
- Draw things shaped like a cone.
- Practice drawing cubes.
Space
- Draw an example of a shaded object to show the illusion of space.
- Draw the other half of the image below. Shade in the negative space.
Grade Levels
- Kindergarten – 8th Grade
You Will Receive
- 7 Non-Editable PDFs (One for Each Element of Art)
Terms of Use
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Melissa T. –
I love these so much! I print out a bunch of them at a time and clip them together. Then I hang them next to my objective and have them ready to go for my students when I need a check in! Perfect!!
tymmrie R. –
This resource worked great to further inform my instruction. It was easy to see what we needed to spend more class time reviewing and what concepts they had mastered. It was also appropriate for bell-ringer activities to connect prior learning to the day’s activities! Excellent buy I have used it again and again.
Nancy C. –
These Exit Tickets have been a game changer. Students are listening better and focusing better knowing they have to examine their behavior and focus each class session. It also gives me a record for parents of difficult students when I have to justify less than stellar grades. I highly recommend!!
Kryssa R. –
I am in love with these exit tickets. I started to try them out as we near the end of the school year but am excited to fully implement these cards next school year. I know it will help me a lot with collecting data rather than having verbal exit tickets.
Jamie E. –
This resource is wonderful for checking my students understanding, and it covers so many skills. These are easy to use and I love that it prints with multiple on each page.
Be YOU Art Studio (Teacher-Author) –
This has been a great resource for my choice-based classroom to ensure my students are understanding the Elements and Principles and to make sure I have the data to back it up! Thanks!
LaMissha Y. –
A great tool to use for student exit tickets. Helps tie in the lesson. Lots of options
Jihai K. –
I’ve used this resource all year long. Worked great as a bellringer activity.
Nancy M. –
This is a great resource. It was easy to use. Thank you!
Jakki W. –
love how these can bring up reminders of things they have already learned testing their knowledge
Brooke K. –
This was a good resource for beginning of class warmups, and works well for formative assessment too
Shannon Gehen –
This is a great exit ticket and also a review project, it got student engaged and allowed me to really gauge what student needed to work on
Anna M. –
As a first time art teacher I find is very helpful in helping me assess my students understanding the subject matter.
Stacey W. –
Fantastic four quick checks at the end of our lessons! Thank you!
Angelika L. –
This product was exactly what I needed! I am so happy that I purchased it! It worked exactly the way I needed it to. Thank you!
karen W. –
This is a great exit ticket to review lesson
Nicole H. –
thanks
K-12 Resources (Teacher-Author) –
Good little exit tickets or early finisher activities.
Miranda K. –
These are so simple and easy to print and cut! My students love them!
Jenifer S. –
This is a great resource for us teachers who have a creative bug, but are never sure when or how to make things happen. I LOVED the color and line exit tickets which were the ones I ended up using the most. I would have used more, but my printouts were stolen along with my teacher bag out of my trunk (this included my district issued laptop, not terribly keen on using up my home printer ink). I’m planning on downloading and using this resource again with more of the exit tickets. Once again KUDOS to Glitter Meets Glue with another great art teacher resource!
Nik H. –
Thankyou!
Zenful Ziggy Designs (Teacher-Author) –
Easy low-prep formative assessments for art. A fun way to end class. Great variety of activities.
Alecia Esarey –
Love these. Saved me so much time.
Art with SCP (Teacher-Author) –
incredible resource for easy assessing
Peggy Goodwin –
I was told to use exit tickets to assess students online and hybrid. This is exactly what I needed.
jesse B. –
I use as review activities.
Andrea cardinal (verified owner) –
I am very excited to add these exit tickets to my units!
Khristine C. –
I purchased this to copy and glue into my students’ sketch books for discussion and work. My students really like these and after the initial work of sorting, ordering and gluing they have been a lifesaver for those moments when I need to fill time when I need a breather! I sit at the Elmo and lead the discussion while we work on the pages.
Kim D. –
Great resources for my classes. Thank you!
DANIELLE Y. –
Great art classroom addition!
Sofia T. –
This was a life saver! I was able to use this resource at the end of all my distance learning classes. This way I could see how many of my students attended the class.
A Willow Tree (Teacher-Author) –
My students loved this bell work!!
UniversalArt –
This is great to spot check the skills that I am working on with the students.
shayann M. –
Love these and how they are easy to use!
marla F. –
incredible resource!
Joy B. –
Thank you for this resource.
Aubrey Thompson –
My kiddos enjoy doing these and I have loved getting a chance to quickly look through to see if they “get it.” Sometimes with art it can be hard to check they all understand, but this is a great way to do that!
Melanie K. –
A great way to assess each lesson. You have saved me so much time!
Katie D. –
great for fast assessment of individual concepts
Jessica B. –
Great to collect data and easy to use!
Deborah W. –
Used this in my closing at the end of each assignment. Great resource!
Patrizia B. –
Great to collect data, hassle free.
amy hufstedler –
Great Resource! I found this very useful!!
Alexandra W. –
Excellent resource, my students enjoyed this project. Thank you for created a quality resource.
Holiday Handouts –
Easy to use resource for art class. I used with 6-8th middle schoolers- easy to modify for grade level.
Lisa F. –
Great resource have been looking for a resource like this
Jennifer A. –
These are a great way to add concrete, short, formative assessments to my curriculum.
Caitlin M. –
This is an awesome resource for students to review and check their understanding once they finish their artwork!
Amber E. –
This was a great addition to my classroom!
Dana The –
Good to use as a show-what-you-know
Leslie M. –
I used it to assess learning regarding one element of art LINE and plan to use the other exit tickets for the other elements as the year progresses! There is a lot of variety within each element! This will save me time and help assess learning!
Amy L. –
It’s a quick and easy way to check on my students learning and grasping of art elements.
Alison Judd –
This is a great tool for assessment. Thank you!
mahalia.rochelle (verified owner) –
The perfect formative assessment tool! I love that they are small and to the point! These tickets cover a lot of the basic “need to know” information for each of the elements of art. The variety also allows teachers to effectively assess their students’ understanding.
Natalie B. –
I used these for summative assessment for our elements of art unit. Excellent resource for any year/ability level. Loved the variations within each art element.
ART is Elementary with Ms T (Teacher-Author) –
This is a great tool for assessment