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Turn your own 3-letter sight word list into flashcards

Upload a photo of a word list, a worksheet or typed notes. Get flashcards built from exactly the words your child is learning, with spaced repetition to bring back the ones that need more practice.

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Why a custom set beats a generic printable

Parents and teachers often search for printable sets, but a generic list rarely matches what a child is working on right now. Making your own 3 letter sight word flashcards from the actual words in a reading level keeps practice focused on what is hard this week.

Use the words from your child's own reading list
Add the words that trip up your child most
Review missed words more often with spaced repetition
Export to Anki, PDF or CSV with a Plus plan

Example 3-letter sight word flashcards

theArticle placed before a specific noun, as in 'the bus is late'.

andConjunction that joins words or ideas, as in 'cats and dogs'.

youPronoun for the person being spoken to, as in 'you can read this'.

forPreposition showing purpose or recipient, as in 'a gift for Sam'.

canVerb meaning to be able to do something, as in 'I can tie my shoes'.

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Your own word lists

Upload a photo, PDF or typed list and get cards built from exactly those words.

Spaced repetition

Words that are missed come back more often, so practice goes where it is needed.

Study in the browser

The free plan includes 3 generations per month and studying right in the browser.

How it works

Add your list

Upload a photo, PDF or typed list of the words being learned this week.

Generate the cards

Each word becomes a flashcard with a front and a back you can review.

Practice a little each day

Short spaced review sessions bring back the words that need another look.

A photo of a classroom word list works as well as a typed one. The AI reads the text and creates a card for each word, so you can add new words as the list changes without rebuilding the set by hand.

Short, regular sessions help sight words stick. Spaced repetition shows the words a child misses more often and the familiar ones less often, which is how most early readers build fast recognition.

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Frequently asked questions

How many new sight words should a child learn in one session?

Most early readers do well with a small batch of new words, such as five to ten, per session. Reviewing older words first helps keep them from fading.

What is the best way to practice sight words so they stick?

Have the child read each word aloud, use it in a short sentence, and repeat the ones they missed the next day. Spaced review does the scheduling for you.

Is the free plan enough to make a set?

The free plan includes 3 generations per month and studying in the browser. Exporting to PDF, DOCX, Anki or CSV requires the Plus plan.

Can I print my flashcards?

Printing a set means exporting it as a PDF, which is part of the Plus plan. Studying on screen is included in the free plan.

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