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David CloughPrintable Flash Cards for Vocabulary Words-with Photographs
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Sonja FranetaLearn vocabulary with Internet flashcards
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Colin Clarke“@lobroo: Printable flash cards to build vocabulary - #ozengchat http://t.co/rQSiaOaH” #ozeslchat
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InsideStory Flashcards pegs their site as "the world's most interesting way to learn words." It is indeed a nice repository of free printable flash cards with interesting images that illustrate vocabulary words. About 1000 of these are available to us free through the site, and for a reasonable cost, the site sells boxed sets of vocab flashcards with "Cats & Dogs" and "Animals" themes for human (well, and certainly animal) vocabulary such as malodorous.
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Sue Bognarno-cost, printable flash cards. Their uses are many from simple vocabulary building activities to storytelling lessons. Do review them before using - there are a couple of images that may not be suitable in all situations. I think you'll appreciate the quality of the images as they'll pair well with your students' ideas.
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siobain perkinsVocabulary activity. Writing prompts.
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Louise PhinneyLove these flashcards - the first ones I have come across that use real life photos
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Alice BarrGreat Flashcards with pictures to learn vocabulary words.
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Mallory BurtonRecommended by Kelley Tenkley, this site features digital and some printable flashcards. The pictures are outstanding for representating the vocabulary and the online version includes pronunciation. Would be great for Word of the Day.
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Fred KochFrom Kelly Tenkely: What makes these vocabulary flashcards so great is the accompanying pictures. They are so appropriate for the words they are describing and offer a great visual to associate with the word. In addition to the well matched picture, stu
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melanie mcmurrayShows the meaning of harder to understand words
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Sara SmithFirst of all, how about that for a tagline? “The world’s most interesting way to learn words” is a lofty goal for anyone to reach, but I must say, Inside Story Flashcards is doing a bang up job of it! What makes these vocabulary flashcards so great is the accompanying pictures. They are so appropriate for the words they are describing and offer a great visual to associate with the word. In addition to the well matched picture, students can click on a speaker icon for audio of the word. Students can choose to show or hide the definition. Students can choose words at four different levels: Basic (includes words like seven, comb, typewriter); Easy (includes words like attire, inclined, endorsement); Medium (includes words like prodigy, monochrome, dank) and Hard (includes words like crepuscular, bedizened, atavistic).
The online flashcards are fantastic but there are also free printable flashcards for offline use!Flashcards literacy writing language education vocabulary english resources
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julialtWhat makes these vocabulary flashcards so great is the accompanying pictures. They are so appropriate for the words they are describing and offer a great visual to associate with the word. In addition to the well matched picture, students can click on a speaker icon for audio of the word. Students can choose to show or hide the definition. Students can choose words at four different levels: Basic (includes words like seven, comb, typewriter); Easy (includes words like attire, inclined, endorsement); Medium (includes words like prodigy, monochrome, dank) and Hard (includes words like crepuscular, bedizened, atavistic).
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Charlyn TrussellGreat photos help etch the meaning of the word in the viewer's mind.
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Kathleen MorrisA fabulous site for learning new vocabulary. Clear images with descriptions and example sentence.
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“The world’s most interesting way to learn words” is a lofty goal for anyone to reach, but I must say, Inside Story Flashcards is doing a bang up job of it! What makes these vocabulary flashcards so great is the accompanying pictures. They are so appropriate for the words they are describing and offer a great visual to associate with the word. In addition to the well matched picture, students can click on a speaker icon for audio of the word. Students can choose to show or hide the definition. Students can choose words at four different levels: Basic (includes words like seven, comb, typewriter); Easy (includes words like attire, inclined, endorsement); Medium (includes words like prodigy, monochrome, dank) and Hard (includes words like crepuscular, bedizened, atavistic).
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