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Printable flash card decks, editable before you print them

51 ready-made decks — 7,360 cards in all. Somebody else typed the 315 Dolch sight words, all 118 elements and the 195 world capitals. You get the printable PDF with the backs already mirrored, and the deck loads into the free flash card maker so you can reword any card before you print it.

Fronts and mirrored backsEditable in the free makerFirst 20 cards free, before you buy

The card counts on this page are the real ones

Marketplace decks pad a small subject out to a round number with clip art. We do not. The alphabet deck is 78 cards because the alphabet is 26 letters in three forms. The presidents deck is 47 because there have been 47 presidencies. The periodic table is 118 because there are 118 elements. Where a deck is smaller than you might expect, its page says why in one sentence — and where it is bigger, that is because the subject is.

Maths

11 decks

Addition Facts 0–1220 freeEvery sum from 0 + 0 to 12 + 12 — the whole table, in order.169 cardsGrades K–2Algebra 1 Vocabulary & Properties20 freeThe words and named properties an Algebra 1 course assumes you already know.98 cardsGrades 7–10Calculus AB: Derivatives & Integrals20 freeThe derivative and integral table an AP Calculus AB student has to recall cold.122 cardsGrades 11–12 / APDivision Facts ÷1–1220 freeEvery division fact through 144 ÷ 12 — generated from the multiplication table, so none has a remainder.144 cardsGrades 3–5Fraction, Decimal & Percent Equivalents20 freeEvery fraction in lowest terms for the denominators a class actually meets, with its decimal and percent.71 cardsGrades 4–8Geometry Formulas & Figures20 freeThe formula sheet a geometry student is supposed to have memorised, one fact per card.79 cardsGrades 6–10Measurement Conversions: Metric & Customary20 freeEvery conversion a middle-school measurement unit asks for, in both directions.82 cardsGrades 4–8Multiplication Facts 1–1220 freeEvery product from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12, in order, with nothing missing and nothing duplicated.144 cardsGrades 3–5Squares, Cubes, Roots & Powers of Two20 freeSquares to 25, cubes to 15, every perfect-square root, and the powers of two to 32,768.81 cardsGrades 6–10Subtraction Facts 0–1220 freeEvery subtraction fact through 24 − 12 — generated from addition, so no answer is negative.169 cardsGrades 1–3Unit Circle & Trig Identities20 freeEvery exact value on the unit circle plus the identity sheet, with the signs checked.112 cardsGrades 10–12

English & reading

6 decks

Science

8 decks

World languages

7 decks

Social studies

6 decks

Career, tech & modern

4 decks

Early years

7 decks

Music, art & health

2 decks

Questions

How much is a flash card deck?

$1.29. Each one is a complete printable deck — fronts and correctly mirrored backs, eight cards to a sheet with cut guides — and it also loads into the free flash card maker on this site, where you can edit every card before you print.

How many cards are in a deck?

It depends entirely on the subject, and we print the true number rather than a round one. The periodic table is 118 because there are 118 elements. The states and capitals deck is 150 because it is fifty states with three facts each. Nothing is padded out with filler to reach 150.

Can I edit the cards, or is it a fixed PDF?

Both. You get the printable PDF, and a link that loads the whole deck into the free flash card maker — where you can reword a definition, delete the cards you do not teach, add your own, change the layout from two to nine cards a page, and print again. The first 20 cards of every deck load for free before you buy anything.

How do I print them double-sided?

Print double-sided and flip on the LONG edge. Every front sheet is followed by its own back sheet with the rows already mirrored for that flip. Printing backs in the same order as fronts puts every answer on the wrong card — which nobody discovers until sixty cards have been cut apart, so it is done for you.

Do I need an account?

No. Checkout is Stripe and all we keep is the email you buy with, so we can send your download link. The link does not expire, and it is also what unlocks the deck in the maker.

Can I use a deck with more than one class?

Yes — unlimited printing for every class you teach, for as many years as you teach them. The licence does not cover reselling the file or passing it to colleagues.

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