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Turn your sight word lists into digital flashcards

Upload the word list your child's class uses, or a photo of a worksheet, and get flashcards that bring back the words they miss more often.

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Why a custom digital deck beats a generic printable

If you were hoping for a ready-made printable deck, you may find one, but it will not match the words your child is learning this week. A digital sight word flashcard set made from your own material fits the list your teacher uses, whether that is a Dolch level, the Fry first 100 words or a school-specific list.

  • Upload the exact list your child's class is working through.
  • Use short daily sessions, since frequent review helps more than long sessions.
  • Read each word aloud before flipping the card to check the answer.
  • Keep a separate deck for words that are still tricky after a week.
Example sight word flashcards for early readers
saidPronounced "sed", not "sayd", so it cannot be sounded out with the usual letter sounds. Learn it as a whole word.
becausePronounced "bih-KAWZ"; the "au" does not follow the usual vowel pattern, so read it as a whole word.
twoPronounced "too" even though it starts with the letters t and w, so learn the spelling by sight.
wherePronounced "wair", with the "here" sound at the end, so it does not match the vowel in "wet".
comePronounced "kum"; the "o" makes an "uh" sound here, not the long o sound you see in "home".
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Built from your list

Upload a PDF, photo or typed list and get cards for the exact words your teacher assigned.

Spaced repetition

Words a learner misses come back sooner, and familiar words appear less often.

Study in the browser

Practice on a laptop or tablet with no app to install. The free plan includes browser study.

How it works

Add your word list

Upload a PDF, slide deck, photo of a page or plain text list.

Review the cards

Check the generated cards and edit any word you want to change before studying.

Study a little each day

Go through the deck in short sessions and let spaced repetition set the next review.

Digital cards also track progress in a way paper cards cannot. Words that are read correctly come back less often, while hard words return sooner, so practice time goes to the words that need it. You can keep the same deck for several weeks and add new words as the class moves on.

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Frequently asked questions

Which sight words should I start with?

Many early-reading teachers start with the Dolch pre-primer and primer lists or the Fry first 100 words. Check which list your child's class uses before you build the deck.

How should I practice sight words with flashcards?

Show the word, have the learner read it aloud, then flip the card to check. Keep missed words in the next round so they get extra practice.

Can I export my sight word cards to Anki or PDF?

Yes, the Plus plan at $39/year or $7.99/month includes PDF, DOCX, Anki and CSV export. The free plan is limited to 3 generations per month with browser study only.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. You can start on the free plan without a credit card, and students get 40% off with a school email.

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