Flashcards are a classic study tool, but they can do much more than help students memorize a list of terms.
With EdCards by Edtomorrow, your class can study, practice, and test their knowledge together through five interactive study modes.
Build a Set for What You Are Teaching
Create a flashcard set using the vocabulary, concepts, questions, or facts your students need to review.
Use EdCards for:
- Vocabulary and definitions
- Test and quiz preparation
- Facts, formulas, and key concepts
- Foreign language practice
- Review before or after a lesson
- Morning meeting or advisory activities
Because you create the content, every set can match exactly what your class is learning.
Choose from Five Ways to Study
Every EdCards set includes five study modes:
Cards
Flip through traditional digital flashcards and review each term and answer at your own pace.
Learn
Practice recalling answers while the activity helps students work through the complete set.
Match
Pair terms and answers in an interactive matching activity.
Blitz
Add energy and urgency with a faster-paced review challenge.
Test
Give students an opportunity to check their understanding and see what they may need to review again.
All five study modes are free, along with projector mode, fullscreen viewing, and sharing sets by code.
Study Together or Practice Independently
Project a EdCards set and work through it as a class, divide students into teams, or let students practice independently using a shared code.
You can revisit the same content in a different mode each day, helping review feel fresh while giving students repeated opportunities to build confidence.
Find EdCards on the Edtomorrow Homepage
Visit edtomorrow.com and scroll past the First Five section, where you will find EdCards alongside many more educator tools.
Select EdCards, create your set, and choose the study mode that works best for your class.
Take Review Beyond the Device with First Five Plus
Studying on screen and sharing EdCards sets remain free for everyone.
First Five Plus members can also print:
- Study worksheets with fill-in-the-blank practice
- Cut-out flashcards
- Paper tests
These print options make it easy to continue practicing away from the smartboard, prepare materials for small groups, or give students another way to demonstrate what they know.
Whether you are introducing new vocabulary, preparing for an assessment, or revisiting an important concept, EdCards gives your class multiple ways to study, practice, and test their knowledge together.
Open EdCards and build your first set.
Tomorrow, we will explore the updated Brain Games Hub and the 200+ games waiting for your class.
-Edtomorrow Team