Printable Flashcards for Kids

Seven picture steps from waking up to walking out of the door, each captioned in English and Chinese, with a cut-out reminder strip along the bottom. Ages 3-6.

Five paper-cut stages from seed to open bloom, each with two short sentences a child can read aloud. A first plant life-cycle poster for ages 5-8.

Six dinosaurs to match to their names, with the answer key on a fold-under strip so one sheet serves both the child and the marker. Ages 4-8.

Six comic panels following one boy's question about how a plant feeds itself, ending in the sunlight, water and carbon dioxide equation. Ages 6-10.

A four-column class newspaper with a facts column, a did-you-know column, ruled writing lines and a plain-English explanation of copyright. Grades 3-5.

Nine fruits with their names, and a dotted tracing row underneath, so children read the word first and then write it. Ages 4-7.

Festival facts, a sort-the-words task, four true-or-false questions and a draw-and-write box, every line in English and Chinese. Ages 5-9.

What a concept map is, four steps for building one, and a blank your-turn box at the bottom. A first study-skills sheet for ages 7-10.

Ten animals, each with the English word, the Chinese word and a picture. A classroom vocabulary poster for ages 3-8.

Six line-drawn scenes and six sentences to number against them - reading comprehension that doubles as a colouring page. Ages 5-8.

Eight pronouns across present, past and future tense with one example sentence each, English above Chinese. Ages 8-12.

One large Santa in thick outline with nothing else on the page, so young hands have room to stay inside the lines. Ages 3-6.

Four panels running from sunlight to sugar and oxygen, keeping the real chemical names and explaining them. Ages 7-11.

A study-note page on germination: what it is, what seeds need, the four stages in order, and a goal-setting box. Ages 6-10.

Six study methods on one sheet - the learning loop, flashcards, spaced repetition, the timer, reviewing mistakes and breaking a topic down. Ages 8-12.

Labelled body parts, the four-stage life cycle, who does what in the hive, and how pollination moves pollen between flowers. Ages 5-10.

Six everyday actions drawn in outline with a blank line under each, so children name the verb and write it. Ages 4-7.

Eighteen short-vowel words spread across a bedtime quilt, coloured yellow for a, blue for e and purple for i. Ages 4-7.

Counting practice from one to ten with objects to count and numerals to write in. Ages 3-6.

Twelve safari animals in groups of one to nine, each group with a box to write the count in. Ages 3-6.

A blank award certificate with room for a name, a reason and a date. Ages 3-10.

Five printed panels with fold lines that build into a standing scene once they are cut out. A craft-and-play sheet for ages 5-10.

Animal heads on one side, bodies on the other, and a clear channel down the middle for drawing the matching lines. Ages 3-5.

Two habitat mats and ten labelled animals to cut out and sort into sky or ocean. Ages 3-6.

Four animals and four foods to pair up, scrambled so the answer has to be worked out rather than copied. Ages 3-5.

A Christmas tree taught in six steps, from a plain triangle to a finished coloured tree. Ages 5-9.

Six outline pictures, each with a numbered colour sequence to follow. Colour recognition and following instructions, ages 3-6.

A colour key of five letters and a scene in which every area is labelled with one of them. Letter recognition for ages 4-7.

Number words matched to their digits, so children link the word seven with the figure 7. Ages 4-7.

A short animal passage with questions underneath it. Early reading comprehension for ages 6-9.

Five feelings named on a house and five children's faces to cut out and paste under the right one. Ages 3-6.