A sheet of blank flashcards to cut out: write a term on each card and its definition underneath, or fold each card in half for a two-sided card.
What’s on the Page
As many cards as fit on your page, in a centered grid with shared dashed cut lines, so one cut separates two cards. Each card has a term line and writing lines for the definition. The summary tells you how many cards fit on a sheet.
How to Customize It
- Card size: Small (76 x 50 mm), Index card (3 x 5 in), Business card, or Custom with any width and height.
- Lines per card: 1 to 4 definition lines.
- Fold line: puts the term on the left half and the definition on the right, so you fold each card into a front and back.
- Line shade and page setup: paper size, orientation and a printer-safe margin. Landscape often fits more cards.
Printing Tips
- Print on card stock if your printer takes it; the cards hold up better.
- Cut along the dashed lines with a paper trimmer for straight edges.
- Print at 100% so Index card size matches real index cards and card sleeves.
Ideas for Using It
- Vocabulary for language classes.
- Terms and definitions for science and history.
- Formulas, dates and key people.
- Practice questions from your Cornell cue column.
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