🃏 Flashcard Maker: Study On Screen or Print Cards

How to use it

1. 1. Write your cards

   Type one card per line with a vertical bar between the sides, for example a word and its meaning, a question and its answer or a sum and its result.

2. 2. Start studying

   Press Study the cards. One large card appears with a count such as 3 / 8. Press the card or the space bar to see the other side.

3. 3. Move through the deck

   Use Next and Previous to move along, or Shuffle to mix the order and start again from the first card. Full screen makes the card big enough for a whole class.

4. 4. Print a cut-out sheet

   Press Print cards for a page of eight fronts followed by a page of eight backs. Print on both sides of the paper and cut along the dashed lines.

Ideas for class and home

• Vocabulary and foreign words

  Put a new word on the front and its meaning or translation on the back. Learners test themselves, then shuffle to meet the words in a new order.

• Times tables and math facts

  Write a sum on the front and the answer on the back. Short daily rounds help facts stick, and printed cards can be kept in a pocket.

• Sight words and phonics

  Print the words a child is learning to read. Keep the pile they know and shuffle the rest back in for another try tomorrow.

• Revision for older students

  Turn dates, definitions or formulas into cards and let students quiz one another in pairs, using the full screen on a shared tablet.