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Upload the word list your child brings home, a photo of a worksheet, or your own notes, and get flashcards that bring back the words they miss.

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Why make your own sight word cards

Ready-made sight words flashcards for kids cover a fixed list, but your child's teacher sends new words home every week. Making cards from the exact list in your child's folder keeps practice matched to what they are learning right now.

  • Use the list your child's teacher actually sent home
  • Add new words each week without rebuilding a printout
  • Keep missed words in rotation until they are read on sight
  • Export to Anki or PDF on a paid plan if you want printable copies
Example sight words flashcards for kids
theA sight word with an irregular vowel sound, so practice reading it as a whole word instead of sounding out each letter.
whatIt starts with wh and has a short o sound, so it is easiest to learn as a whole word.
saidThe ai is pronounced like e here, so this word breaks the usual spelling pattern and is read on sight.
comeThe o makes a short u sound, so it does not follow the silent e pattern a child might expect.
couldThe ou is pronounced like short oo, so practice it as a whole word and then read it inside a sentence.
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Built from your word list

Upload a PDF, a photo of a worksheet, or typed notes, and the flashcards use the exact words your child is learning this week.

Spaced repetition

Words your child already knows appear less often, while tricky words come back sooner, so practice stays short and focused.

Works on any device

Study in the browser on a tablet or laptop, so practice can happen at the kitchen table or in the car.

How it works

Upload the list

Add a PDF, a DOCX, a slide deck, plain text or a photo of the page. Photos are read with text recognition.

Review the cards

Check the generated flashcards, remove any you do not need and add words your teacher mentioned.

Practice a little each day

Study a short session with your child, and the cards they miss will return more often until they stick.

Repeating the same words in short sessions helps children recognize them quickly when they read. Spaced repetition shows the tricky words more often and lets the easy ones rest, so each session stays short and useful.

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Frequently asked questions

How many new sight words should a child practice at once?

Short batches of new words each week work better than one long list, since children remember a handful at a time more easily. Adding a few new words after the old ones feel steady keeps practice manageable.

How do I practice sight words with a child who mixes them up?

Keep the cards your child misses in rotation and read them aloud together, saying the word and then using it in a short sentence. Spaced repetition brings the tricky words back more often than the ones already known.

Is DeckOwl free for sight word practice?

The free plan includes 3 generations per month and studying in the browser. Exporting cards, such as to Anki, CSV or PDF, requires a paid plan.

Can I upload a photo of a worksheet instead of a file?

Yes, photos of pages are read with text recognition, and PDF, DOCX, PPTX and plain text notes also work.

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