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98 ready-made decks — 9,016 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.

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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

12 decks

Addition Facts 0–1230 freeEvery sum from 0 + 0 to 12 + 12 — the whole table, in order.169 cardsGrades K–2Algebra 1 Vocabulary & Properties30 freeThe words and named properties an Algebra 1 course assumes you already know.98 cardsGrades 7–10Calculus AB: Derivatives & Integrals30 freeThe derivative and integral table an AP Calculus AB student has to recall cold.122 cardsGrades 11–12 / APDivision Facts ÷1–1230 freeEvery division fact through 144 ÷ 12 — generated from the multiplication table, so none has a remainder.144 cardsGrades 3–5Fraction, Decimal & Percent Equivalents30 freeEvery fraction in lowest terms for the denominators a class actually meets, with its decimal and percent.71 cardsGrades 4–8Geometry Formulas & Figures30 freeThe formula sheet a geometry student is supposed to have memorised, one fact per card.79 cardsGrades 6–10Measurement Conversions: Metric & Customary30 freeEvery conversion a middle-school measurement unit asks for, in both directions.82 cardsGrades 4–8Multiplication Facts 1–1230 freeEvery product from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12, in order, with nothing missing and nothing duplicated.144 cardsGrades 3–5Roman NumeralsPlay freeThe seven symbols, the six subtractive pairs, the rules, and why clocks show IIII.35 cardsGrades 3–8Squares, Cubes, Roots & Powers of Two30 freeSquares to 25, cubes to 15, every perfect-square root, and the powers of two to 32,768.81 cardsGrades 6–10Subtraction Facts 0–1230 freeEvery subtraction fact through 24 − 12 — generated from addition, so no answer is negative.169 cardsGrades 1–3Unit Circle & Trig Identities30 freeEvery exact value on the unit circle plus the identity sheet, with the signs checked.112 cardsGrades 10–12

English & reading

14 decks

Bloom's Taxonomy: Verbs by LevelPlay freeBoth editions side by side: the 1956 nouns, the 2001 verbs, and which level a verb really sits at.44 cardsGrades 9–12Collective Nouns for AnimalsPlay freeGroup names for animals — every one checked in a dictionary, and the medieval ones marked.43 cardsGrades 4–12Grammar & Parts of Speech30 freeEvery part of speech, sentence part and sentence type a grammar unit names, defined with examples.87 cards4–10Greek & Latin Roots30 freeThe root families that unlock whole shelves of vocabulary — each one with its meaning, its origin and the words it lives in.192 cards4–10Homophones & Commonly Confused Words30 freeThe word sets that cost marks in every piece of writing, each with a one-line way to tell them apart.150 cards3–8IPA Symbols for English SoundsPlay freeThe IPA symbols two dictionary keys use for the sounds of English, with the accent each one belongs to.52 cardsGrades 9–12Irregular Verbs30 freeEvery irregular verb an English class is asked for, with its past tense and past participle in the order a test asks for them.175 cards3–10Latin Abbreviations in EnglishPlay freee.g., i.e., cf., viz., ibid. — what each one stands for, what it means and where it belongs.29 cardsGrades 7–12Literary Devices & Figurative Language30 freeThe figurative language, poetry and story terms an exam question names, each with a plain example.111 cards6–12Prefixes & Suffixes30 freeEvery prefix and suffix a vocabulary unit teaches, each with what it does to a word and three words it does it to.114 cards3–9Proofreading & Editing MarksPlay freeThe US proofreaders’ marks of the Chicago list, each described in words, not pictures.30 cardsGrades 6–12Punctuation Marks & What They DoPlay freeEvery common punctuation mark, the job it does, and where US and UK usage part company.23 cardsGrades 4–10Shakespeare: Every Play by GenrePlay freeAll 38 plays with the genre the 1623 First Folio gave them — and where modern editors disagree.38 cardsGrades 8–12The Eight Parts of SpeechPlay freeThe eight traditional word classes, each with a definition card and a spot-the-word card.16 cardsGrades 4–9

Science

19 decks

Astronomy: Solar System & the 88 Constellations30 freeAll 88 constellations with their brightest star, plus the planets.122 cardsGrades 5–12Blood Types & Transfusion CompatibilityPlay freeABO and Rh, antigens and antibodies, and who can give red cells or plasma to whom.23 cardsGrades 9–12Bones of the Human Body30 freeEvery named bone, with the region it belongs to and where to find it.106 cardsGrades 9–12 / health science CTECell Biology & Organelles30 freeEvery organelle and transport term a cells unit asks students to know.48 cardsGrades 6–12Cloud Types & What They MeanPlay freeThe ten WMO cloud genera with their official definitions, plus the three height levels.16 cardsGrades 5–12Metric & SI Prefixes: Quetta to QuectoPlay freeAll 24 SI prefixes, quetta to quecto — symbol, power of ten and the case rule.24 cardsGrades 6–12Mohs Hardness ScalePlay freeThe ten reference minerals, the field-test objects, and why the steps are not equal.17 cardsGrades 6–12Muscles of the Human Body30 freeOrigin, insertion and action for the muscles a course actually names.102 cardsGrades 9–12 / CTEPeriodic Table: All 118 Elements30 freeSymbol on the front; name, atomic number and category on the back.118 cardsGrades 7–12Periodic Table: Groups & FamiliesPlay freeEach named group, block and family — which elements it holds and what defines it.19 cardsGrades 9–12Physics Formulas & SI Units30 freeBase units, prefixes, derived units and the formulas that use them.117 cardsGrades 9–12Polyatomic Ions & Charges30 freeThe ions a chemistry class has to know cold, formula to name.43 cardsGrades 9–12Rocks, Minerals & the Mohs Scale30 freeMinerals with their Mohs hardness, and rocks with how they formed.71 cardsGrades 4–9Science Lab EquipmentPlay free28 pieces of lab apparatus and what each is really for — including the confusable pairs.28 cardsGrades 7–12SI Base & Derived UnitsPlay freeThe 7 base units and all 22 named derived units — what each measures and how it is fixed.29 cardsGrades 9–12Taxonomy: Domain to SpeciesPlay freeThe ranks in order, what each one means, the mnemonics, and one worked example.18 cardsGrades 6–12The Beaufort Wind ScalePlay freeForce 0 to 12 with the WMO name, the speed in knots and mph, and what you see.13 cardsGrades 6–12The Geologic Time ScalePlay freeEons, eras and periods with what defines each, on the current ICS chart.29 cardsGrades 8–12The Human Body SystemsPlay freeThe eleven organ systems — the organs in each and the job each one does.23 cardsGrades 6–12 / health science CTE

World languages

16 decks

French 1 Core Vocabulary30 freeFirst-year French vocabulary with the article on the front and the gender on the back.325 cardsGrades 6–12French Days, Months & SeasonsPlay freeThe whole French calendar — seven days, twelve months, four seasons, all masculine.23 cardsGrades 6–12German 1 Core Vocabulary30 freeFirst-year German vocabulary with der, die or das printed on every noun.323 cardsGrades 6–12German Days, Months & SeasonsPlay freeThe whole German calendar — every day, month and season masculine and capitalised.23 cardsGrades 6–12Japanese Hiragana & Katakana30 freeEvery kana a beginner has to recognise — both syllabaries, straight through.208 cardsGrades 6–12Korean Hangul: Consonants & VowelsPlay freeEvery hangeul letter with its Revised Romanization value — South Korea's own standard.43 cardsGrades 6–12Latin Core Vocabulary & Roots30 freeHigh-frequency Latin words in dictionary form, each with the English words that grew out of it.166 cardsGrades 7–12Mandarin HSK 1 Vocabulary30 freeThe whole HSK 2.0 Level 1 word list, with tone-marked pinyin and English.150 cardsGrades 6–12Spanish 1 Core Vocabulary30 freeThe first-year Spanish word list, nouns printed with their articles.326 cardsGrades 6–12Spanish Days, Months & SeasonsPlay freeThe whole Spanish calendar — seven days, twelve months, four seasons, all lowercase.23 cardsGrades 6–12Spanish Present-Tense Conjugation30 freeEvery present-tense form of the verbs a Spanish 1 or 2 class drills.150 cardsGrades 7–12Tagalog Core VocabularyPlay freeCore Tagalog words with the markers, pronouns and the po that a learner actually needs.223 cardsGrades 6–12The Arabic AlphabetPlay freeAll 28 letters in their independent form, each with its name and romanization.33 cardsGrades 6–12The Greek AlphabetPlay freeAll 24 letters, upper and lower case, with their names and Classical Attic sounds.24 cardsGrades 6–12The Hebrew AlphabetPlay freeThe 22 letters and the five final forms, with Modern Israeli sounds.27 cardsGrades 6–12The Russian Cyrillic AlphabetPlay freeAll 33 letters, with the six that look Latin but are not flagged on the card.33 cardsGrades 6–12

Social studies

10 decks

50 States: Capital, Abbreviation & Nickname30 freeEvery state three ways: its capital city, its two-letter postal code, and its nickname.150 cardsGrades 3-8AP US Government: Required Cases & DocumentsPlay freeEvery required Supreme Court case and foundational document in AP U.S. Gov, with holdings.27 cardsGrades 11–12Continents & OceansPlay freeThe seven continents and the five named oceans, with the models that disagree.13 cardsGrades 3–8Every Country and Its ContinentPlay freeAll 195 countries placed on a continent by the UN's own M49 geoscheme.201 cardsGrades 6–12Geography Terms & Landforms30 freeThe landform and map vocabulary a geography unit expects, each in one line with a real place to picture.97 cardsGrades 3-8The Constitution: 27 Amendments & Branches30 freeAll 27 amendments with the year each was ratified, plus the structure and vocabulary of the three branches.61 cardsGrades 5-12US Presidents in Order30 freeEvery presidency by number, with the years served and the party — Cleveland counted twice, correctly.47 cardsGrades 4-12US State Postal AbbreviationsPlay freeAll 50 states plus DC in USPS two-letter form, and how they differ from AP style.58 cardsGrades 4–12World Capitals30 freeEvery country the UN recognises, with its capital — and the honest answer where a country has more than one.195 cardsGrades 5-12World Currency Codes (ISO 4217)Play freeThe ISO 4217 code and currency name for the world's most-traded currencies.44 cardsGrades 8–12

Career, tech & modern

16 decks

Braille: Letters, Numbers & PunctuationPlay freeUnified English Braille by dot number — pairs with our braille translator tool.52 cardsGrades 6–12Chess: How Every Piece MovesPlay freeEvery piece's move, plus castling, en passant, promotion and the drawing rules.24 cardsGrades 4–12Common File ExtensionsPlay freeWhat each common file extension actually is, and the kind of program that opens it.38 cardsGrades 6–12Common TCP & UDP PortsPlay freeThe port numbers a Network+ or CCNA exam asks for, each with its service and transport.36 cardsGrades 9–12Computer Science & Coding Vocabulary30 freeThe vocabulary an intro coding course uses before it ever explains it.119 cardsGrades 6–12Financial Literacy & Personal Finance Terms30 freeThe money vocabulary a first pay cheque, a first loan and a first tax form all assume.121 cardsGrades 7–12Fire Extinguisher Classes & PASSPlay freeFire class letters in the US, Europe and Australia — and why they do not match.17 cardsGrades 9–12 / CTE and workplace-safety courseworkHTTP Status CodesPlay freeThe five status classes and the codes worth knowing, defined against RFC 9110.35 cardsGrades 9–12Keyboard Shortcuts: Windows, Mac & Google Workspace30 freeOne action per card, with the Windows and Mac keys side by side.119 cardsGrades 4–12Medical Terminology Word Parts30 freeLearn the parts and you can read a term you have never seen before.479 cardsGrades 9–12 / Health ScienceMorse Code: Letters, Numbers & PunctuationPlay freeInternational Morse for A–Z, 0–9 and punctuation — pairs with our Morse code translator.48 cardsGrades 6–12NATO Phonetic AlphabetPlay freeAll 26 ICAO/NATO code words plus the ten spoken digits, with official pronunciations.36 cardsGrades 6–12OSI Model: The Seven LayersPlay freeAll seven OSI layers by number and job, what runs at each, and both order mnemonics.24 cardsGrades 9–12Phlebotomy Order of DrawPlay freeThe CLSI tube sequence — colour, additive, purpose, and why the order is not optional.15 cardsGrades 11–12 / health science CTEResistor Colour CodePlay freeDigit, multiplier and tolerance for every band colour, plus 4- and 5-band readings.27 cardsGrades 9–12The Five Mother Sauces & Their DaughtersPlay freeThe five leading sauces of the English Escoffier, what each is built from, and the daughters of each.26 cardsGrades 9–12 / culinary arts CTE

Early years

7 decks

Alphabet: Uppercase, Lowercase & Letter Sounds30 freeEvery letter in three forms: the capital, the lowercase and the sound it makes.78 cardsPreK–KDolch Sight Words — the Complete List30 freeAll 220 Dolch service words plus the 95 Dolch nouns, each card naming the list it comes from.315 cardsPreK–3Fry Instant Words 1-30030 freeThe first three hundred Fry Instant Words, in order, each card naming its hundred.300 cardsK–3Numbers 0–100 & Number Words30 freeEvery numeral from 0 to 100 with its number word on the back.101 cardsPreK–1Phonics: Blends, Digraphs & Vowel Teams30 freeEvery blend, digraph, vowel team and r-controlled spelling a beginning reader meets.96 cardsK–2Shapes, Colours & Opposites30 freeFlat shapes, solid shapes, colour words and sixty opposite pairs on one shelf.94 cardsPreK–1Word Families & Rimes30 freeEach card is one rime with four or five real words that rhyme, from -ab to -y.131 cardsK–2

Music, art & health

4 decks

Art: Elements, Principles, Vocabulary & Movements30 freeThe vocabulary of an art room, from chiaroscuro to the Bauhaus, on a single shelf.120 cardsGrades 4–12Baseball Positions & Scorekeeping NumbersPlay freeAll nine fielding positions by their scorecard numbers, plus the notation they build.17 cardsGrades 4–12Music Theory: Notes, Values, Keys & Italian Terms30 freeStaff note names, note values, every key signature and the Italian a score expects you to read.160 cardsGrades 3–12Zodiac Signs: Dates, Symbols & ElementsPlay freeThe twelve signs with glyph, dates, element and modality — astrology, not astronomy.19 cardsGrades 5–12

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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 30 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.

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