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Review biology concepts with question cards, vocabulary and visual references. Start with cells, body systems and ecology, then explore animal and plant identification.
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Self-paced, partner-based review activity reinforcing cell biology concepts (cell theory, animal/plant cells, diffusion/osmosis, unicellular/multicellular organisms, cell organization) via a speed-quizzing flashcard format
Free download A free sample of a flash-card set teaching basic life-science/biology vocabulary terms and their definitions.
Self-paced, partner-based review activity for high school biology students to reinforce cell biology and human body systems concepts via a speed-quizzing flashcard format
A large printable flashcard set of biology/lab-science vocabulary terms for study and review, formatted for classroom or independent use.
A speaking/movement review activity (flash cards with questions and answers) that lets students quiz each other in pairs on a molecular genetics unit.
The biology cards use pictures and paragraph-style explanations that name the terms to revisit laboratory equipment, techniques and scientific concepts. Select terms from the current unit instead of introducing the full index at once. Students can match an image to an explanation card, name the term and explain which phrase or visual feature supported the match.
Build medical/health vocabulary around circulatory system disorders and diseases for health, biology, or medical-terminology instruction.
Teach English/ESL vocabulary for parts of the human body using picture-word flash cards.
A set of hand-illustrated watercolor animal flashcards . Each card features an illustration of an animal native to either the arctic or antarctic regions and their name in a pre-cursive font. There are 12 cards in total. This set can be expanded by adding our penguin species flash cards. To create a tactile finished item I highly…
A set of hand-painted watercolor farm-animal flashcards with pre-cursive labels for early learning.
Flashcards and fun-facts anchor charts featuring Savanna animals to build vocabulary and animal knowledge.
Introduce a few cards at a time before reviewing the whole poster. Ask students to explain a grouping by naming a shared feature.
These Plants We Eat Flash Cards are a great way for students to learn about plants and food. The cards are brightly colored and easy to use.
Build English animal-name vocabulary through picture-and-word flash cards covering a wide range of common and less-common animals.
Printable animal flashcards for toddlers/pre-K children to build early vocabulary and animal recognition, each showing an animal picture and its name for cutting out.
Teach the stages of a chicken's life cycle (egg, embryo, hatchling, chicken).
Build English vocabulary related to zoo animals, facilities, and visiting a zoo, using a fictional zoo map, mock tickets, and picture flash cards; also models several classroom activities for using picture cards to teach vocabulary.
This card set organizes life-science vocabulary into biology, classification, animal and plant kingdoms, and ecology topics. Begin with cards that pair each word and definition, then use the separate matching cards to check recall. A teacher guide explains the routines, and blank templates let you add terms relevant to your class.
Build vocabulary of land-animal names using a set of illustrated flash cards.
Provides flashcards naming individual human organs and anatomical structures for early vocabulary building (Montessori-style nomenclature cards).
This set of tissues printables/flashcards">flashcards is great for reviewing histology, identifying tissues, and general tissues information.
Introduce early learners to human body vocabulary, including external body parts, skeleton bones, and internal organs, plus basic dental hygiene.
Teach/reinforce English animal-name vocabulary for ESL and vocabulary instruction using a large flashcard set.
A set of printable question-and-answer fact cards organized into six science topic sections (Animals, Human Body, Insects & Arachnids, Oceanography, Solar System, Weather) for review, quiz games, and general knowledge reinforcement.