The Particle Theory of Matter Exit Ticket and Review Activity. This resource works as an Exit Ticket following the delivery of a lesson and/or as a Review Activity at the start of the following lesson to help remind your students of what was covered previously.

• Includes four topic-specific questions
• Each question is automatically graded for you on Google Forms and feedback is provided via easy-to-understand graphs
• Students can access the questions from their device or questions can be projected to the entire class
• Results can be included in student grades or as a formative assessment
• Provides instant insights on student understanding to help pinpoint areas students are struggling with

This Exit Ticket Reviews the Following Topics:

• The 5 Particle Theory Rules
• Matter review
• Pure Substances
• Elements & Compounds
• Mixtures
• Homogeneous & Heterogeneous

Buyer Comment: "Great resource to check for understanding at the end of class."

Instructions For Use

1. Sign into your Google Account.
2. Click the link provided in your purchase.
3. Click ‘Make a copy’ and the resource will automatically be placed in your ‘Shared with me’ folder inside your Google Drive.
4. Find the file, right-click, and select ‘Make a copy’. This will put the file into your main My Drive folder
5. Navigate to My Drive and locate your file.
6. To share with your students, open the form, click ‘Send’ at the top, choose the link icon and copy the URL which can then be shared with your students.
7. To check for understanding, click the ‘Results’ tab at the top of your form.
8. Use the results to guide teaching practice or as a means of assessment.

Please also check out my other Exit Tickets:

Chemistry

Matter Classification

• Density and Buoyancy
• The Particle Theory of Matter
• Physical and Chemical Properties of Matter

Atoms and the Periodic Table

• Atomic Structure and Notation
• Chemical Symbols, Formulas, and Compounds
• Ions
• Periodic Table
• Atomic Theory 

Biology

Body Systems:

• Circulatory System
• Human Digestive System
• Respiratory System

Cells:

• Cancer
• Cell Structures
• Cell Theory
• Importance of Cell Division
• Mitosis and Cell Division
• Specialized Cell

If you have any questions about the resource, please send me an email and I'll get back to you ASAP - devon@teachwithfergy.com