A prompt bank with a projector-friendly display for warm-ups, plus a printable half-sheet or quarter-sheet handout for exit tickets.
Press Shuffle to get a prompt.
Saved prompts stay on this device across visits. Check “Also include My Prompts” above, or pick “My Prompts (only)” from the category list, to draw from them.
Plan a prompt per day for a week or unit — in order, instead of a shuffle each morning. Switch to “Planned Sequence” above to display one.
No prompt sets yet — choose “+ New set…” above to plan one.
Rebuilding keeps any taps already made for names still on the list. Rosters saved elsewhere on this device under “np_rosters” show up in the dropdown above.
Click a name to select it, then use the buttons or press 1 / 2 / 3 on your keyboard — each tap auto-advances to the next student so you can keep flipping through the stack. Tap the same status again to clear it.
Add two or three responses that show different thinking, then use Project Board below to drive a whole-class discussion. Nothing here is tied to a student's name.
Add responses above, then project this board for discussion.
Click a response on the board to enlarge just that one for the room; click it again to go back to the grid.
Project this tab and have students tap the number that matches how they feel right now — a fast, anonymous whole-class pulse check. Works on a shared classroom device or as a front-of-room tap-in.
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A second way to tally, for reading a stack of papers and sorting as you go — e.g. “12 got it, 9 partial, 7 confused.” Rename a category by editing its label, tap a tile once per paper, and use Save & Reset when you start a new class or a new day — each save logs a dated snapshot below so you can compare classes over time.
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Press Shuffle to get a prompt.
Change the prompt from the — the handout below always uses whatever prompt is showing there.
Each student's slip gets their name and a date line pre-printed, regardless of the “Include on each slip” checkboxes below. Use “Prompts on this page” below to give the whole class the same prompt or a different prompt per student. Rosters saved elsewhere on this device under “np_rosters” show up in the dropdown above.
Students scan this to submit their answer digitally, in addition to (or instead of) writing on the slip.
Draws distinct prompts from whatever category / My Prompts settings are active on the Prompt & Display tab — handy for handing one prompt per table group instead of the whole class getting the same one.
Cut along the dashed lines after printing. 2-per-page gives half-sheets; 4-per-page gives quarter-sheets.