Incentives Exit Ticket

5th Grade Social StudiesEconomics2 pages

About this worksheet

This 5th grade economics check prints the same exit ticket three times over 2 pages, two on the first page and one on the second. Each ticket has a name line, two questions, and a row of five faces for students to show how they feel about the lesson. Question 1 asks for a definition of an incentive in their own words. Question 2 describes a store offering double reward points and asks how that changes what shoppers do. It fits C3 Framework indicator D2.Eco.2.3-5. There is no answer key.

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Curriculum objectives covered

D2.Eco.2.3-5

โ€œIdentify positive and negative incentives that influence the decisions people make.โ€

Question 2, where students explain how double reward points work as a positive incentive that changes what shoppers buy, and the definition in question 1.

What's inside this worksheet

Incentives Exit Ticket

Question 1 asks "What is an incentive in your own words?" Question 2 asks how double reward points at a store change what shoppers choose to do.

Feelings Check

Students circle one of five faces, from angry to very happy, to show how the lesson went for them.

How teachers use it

Last five minutes

Hand these out as students pack up. Two questions take about five minutes, and you can sort the stack into got it and not yet before the next lesson.

What to look for

A good answer to question 2 says shoppers buy more, or shop today instead of later. Students who only write that they get points have not linked the reward to a change in behavior.

Next-day grouping

Read the face row alongside the answers. Students who circle a low face and miss question 1 join a small group for a reteach on rewards and penalties.

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