E Drop Rule Exit Tickets Spelling Rule Practice for Structured Literacy
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Give your students a quick and focused way to review the E-Drop Spelling Rule with these low-prep, print-and-go exit tickets and practice sheet. This brief assessment resource is perfect for Orton-Gillingham and structured literacy classrooms that want to keep a close eye on whether students really understand when to drop or keep the E before adding a suffix.
Use the practice sheet as a warm-up before the exit tickets or as additional review afterward. Then, check for understanding daily with the numbered exit tickets for 5 days of quick assessment.
Description
Give your students a quick and focused way to review the E-Drop Spelling Rule with these low-prep, print-and-go exit tickets and practice sheet. This brief assessment resource is perfect for Orton-Gillingham and structured literacy classrooms that want to keep a close eye on whether students really understand when to drop or keep the E before adding a suffix.
Use the practice sheet as a warm-up before the exit tickets or as additional review afterward. Then, check for understanding daily with the numbered exit tickets for 5 days of quick assessment.
Each exit ticket invites students to analyze spelling in context:
- There are 3 tickets per page, each with different sentences.
- Students circle the sentence with the correct spelling or you can have them circle the spelling error instead.
- As time allows, ask students to explain why to drop or keep the E before adding the suffix to deepen their understanding of this important spelling rule.
The tickets are flexible and easy to use:
- Print and staple all 3 tickets together as a booklet for the week, or
- Cut them apart and hand out one exit ticket at the end of each lesson when you’re reviewing the E-drop rule.
To help you monitor growth, a progress tracking chart is included. There is space for 6 student names (perfect for small groups), and you can simply print additional copies as needed for larger groups or multiple intervention groups.
What’s Included
- ✅ 1 E-Drop practice sheet (drop or keep the E spelling rule)
- ✅ 5 days of Y Rule exit tickets
- 3 tickets per page
- Different sentences on each ticket
- Use to circle the correct spelling or identify the spelling error
- ✅ Student progress tracking chart
- Space for 6 student names per chart
- Ideal for small groups, RTI, or intervention
- ✅ Print-and-go format – no prep beyond printing, cutting, or stapling
How to Use
- Introduce or review the E-Drop Spelling Rule with your students.
- Use the practice sheet whole group, in small groups, or 1:1 to model how to apply the rule.
- Hand out an exit ticket at the end of each lesson for 5 days to quickly check understanding.
- Have students justify their choices orally or in writing (“dropped the E because…”).
- Use the progress chart to record accuracy over time and see who has mastered the rule and who needs more targeted review.
Perfect For
- Orton-Gillingham & structured literacy lessons
- Phonics and spelling intervention groups
- RTI / MTSS small groups
- Special education and dyslexia intervention
- Quick checks, exit tickets, and informal assessments
This E-Drop Spelling Rule Exit Ticket & Assessment set helps you confidently track your students’ progress with this tricky spelling generalization—without adding more prep to your plate. Just print, review, and assess!
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- Hand out an exit ticket at the end of each lesson for 5 days to quickly check understanding.
- Have students justify their choices orally or in writing (“dropped the E because…”).
- Use the progress chart to record accuracy over time and see who has mastered the rule and who needs more targeted review.
Perfect For
- Orton-Gillingham & structured literacy lessons
- Phonics and spelling intervention groups
- RTI / MTSS small groups
- Special education and dyslexia intervention
- Quick checks, exit tickets, and informal assessments
This E-Drop Spelling Rule Exit Ticket & Assessment set helps you confidently track your students’ progress with this tricky spelling generalization—without adding more prep to your plate. Just print, review, and assess!
❓ Need even more spelling practice?
