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Printable first-words flashcards, in eight languages.
The 75 free words and 35 free phrases from the app, as paper cards you print at home: one picture, the word in your language, the English underneath. Four to a sheet, with cut lines. No sign-up, no watermark across the picture, free for home and classroom use.
perro
dog
gato
cat
pato
duck
leche
milk
This is one sheet — here in Spanish.
Pick a language
110 cards each.
- English75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- SpanishEspañol75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- FrenchFrançais75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- PortuguesePortuguês75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- GermanDeutsch75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- ItalianItaliano75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- Korean한국어75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
- RussianРусский75 words · 35 phrases · 28 sheetsOpen and print ›
Try one routine
Four cards for one moment.
The decks’ own advice is to start with a few cards. These one-sheet sets pick four free cards for one ordinary moment; each has an activity page that plays the recordings.
Hear it, then print it
Start with two languages.
Bilingual family starter kit
Spanish and English, one picture at a time. Hear the cards, print a sheet, and try the words at a picnic or a meal.
More to print and play
Numbers, letters, patterns, and animals.
NumbersPond counting cards
Number cards and paper fish for counting together.
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ABCsFirst-letter matching cards
Match A, B, M, and S to apple, ball, moon, and sun.
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PatternsCopy, finish, and fill
Try repeating patterns with shapes you can print or draw.
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PuzzlesAnimals and their worlds
Sort animal cards into the five imaginary Puzzles worlds.
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For a first typing session or a tidy-up together, see the family activities and starter kits.
How to use them
Paper first, then the app.
- Print on card stock if you have it, Letter or A4, portrait. Plain paper works; glue it to cereal-box cardboard for a toddler-proof card.
- Cut on the dashed lines. Four cards a sheet — 28 sheets in all.
- Start with five or six cards. The words your family says every day — milk, dog, mama — not the whole deck. Keep them where the moment happens: the highchair, the door, the bath.
- Name what your child is looking at. A card is a picture book with one page, not a quiz. Five rules, and the research behind them.
- Want to hear them? The same cards are in the app, free, with a woman’s and a man’s native voice in every language.
Simple Words, Special Moments
Start with one word.
75 words and 35 phrases are free, forever, with both voices. One $9.99 purchase opens the rest of the 1,000+ words and 500+ phrases, in all eight languages at once. No subscription, nothing renews.