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Flashcards

The facts that have to be word-perfect

Some of chemistry is understanding and some of it is recall you either have or you do not: the definition of a nucleophile, the reagent and conditions for that step, the colour of that complex. Flashcards are for the second kind - printable, cut-out, and worded the way a mark scheme is worded.

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  • Answer side worded the way a mark scheme is
  • One deck per topic, not one pile per subject
  • Prints double-sided on plain paper

What's included

What you get

  • Mark-scheme wording

    The answer side says what the examiner accepts, not a paraphrase - because “roughly right” on a definition is nought marks.

  • Print, cut, done

    Laid out to print double-sided on plain paper and cut into a deck. No app, no login, no subscription a student loses at the end of the year.

  • Grouped by topic

    One deck per topic rather than a thousand cards in a pile, so a student can revise the thing they are actually stuck on.

In the classroom

How they get used

  1. Step 1

    Print and cut a deck

    Laid out to print double-sided and cut into cards. No app, no login, nothing a student loses access to at the end of the year.

  2. Step 2

    Quiz in pairs, five minutes

    A deck per table and a low-stakes round at the end of a topic - the kind of starter that needs no marking and tells you immediately who cannot say it out loud.

  3. Step 3

    Send the deck home

    The recall that has to be word-perfect - definitions, reagents, conditions, colours - is the part students can drill on their own.

By qualification

Flashcards at every level

Pick your qualification to see what the library covers there - every level page links to each resource type.

Print a deck for the topic you are on

Start a 3-day free trial, print a deck and run it as a starter. If the class cannot say the definitions out loud, you have found this week's revision.

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