158 scenario-based five-minute checks for understanding — two parallel forms for every standard — each with a full answer key and its own self-grading Google Form™. A 325-page PDF, a 159-slide editable deck, and every ticket as its own file.
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The last five minutes decide whether the middle of the lesson worked. This is a written check for every standard in the AP Cybersecurity course — 158 exit tickets, two parallel forms per standard, each built on a short scenario rather than a vocabulary prompt.
Two parallel forms means you can use one this year and the other next, run different versions across two sections, or give the second as a retake without writing anything new. Every ticket has an answer key and its own self-grading Google Form™.
The Forms do the marking. Click a copy link and an editable copy lands in your own Drive; the multiple choice grades itself and can show a student why an answer was right, while written responses collect in your response sheet.
This is the exit ticket set only. It does not include the lesson slides, guided notes, scenarios, collaboration activities or unit tests — those are in the full course.
Two pages out of the file, exactly as they print.
Each ticket puts the day's idea in a situation and asks students to apply it, rather than asking them to recite a definition. Sized for the last five minutes of the period.
Every ticket's key sits directly after the ticket it belongs to, so marking a stack does not mean flipping between two documents or opening a second file.
A written check for every standard, in teaching order. The last five minutes are planned through May.
158 self-grading Forms. Click the link, get your own copy, send it out — the multiple choice comes back done.
Use one this year and the other next, split them across sections, or give the second as a retake.
Every ticket applies the idea to a situation instead of asking for a definition back.
Each key sits right after its ticket, so marking never means opening a second file.
These are the exit tickets pulled from the full AP Cybersecurity curriculum, so the design and order line up exactly.
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Leave a reviewInstant download right after checkout: the 325-page all-in-one PDF, the 159-slide editable PowerPoint, all 316 individual files, the Google Forms™ copy links, and a one-page Start Here guide.
Each link opens a copy prompt. Click it and an editable copy of the Form lands in your own Drive — you are not sharing an original with anyone. The multiple choice self-grades and can show students why an answer was right; written responses collect in your response sheet.
Two parallel forms let you use one this year and the other next, run different versions in two sections, or hand the second one back as a retake — without writing anything new.
This is the exit ticket set only. It does not include the lesson slide decks, guided notes, original scenarios, collaboration activities, unit tests or practice exams — those ship with the full AP Cybersecurity course.
Yes. The deck is native editable text rather than images, so you can change any wording or recolor it to match your room. The Google Forms™ copies are yours to edit once they are in your Drive.
No. The exit tickets stand on their own and work with whatever materials you already teach from. They are drawn from the full AP Cybersecurity curriculum, so they line up with it exactly if you do have it.