#flash sheets

[devthhvwk]

$50 FLASH SHEETS

Everyone loves a tiny little guy to add to the collection- here are all of my $50 flash sheets if you ever need any ideas <3

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[devthhvwk]

TRADITIONAL FLASH

here’s my take on American traditional- definitely a bit too detailed but simplification has never been my strong suit. Really Hope to do the panther soon

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[devthhvwk]

FACES AND VASES

i was challenged to a new concept my my mentor and I’m really stoked about the turnout

I had never drawn vases before until I did these

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[devthhvwk]

DISCOUNTED FLASH

in honor of the return from my trip, I made a few new flash sheets about the adventure

SHEET 1: $75-$100 flash

SHEET 2: $100-$150 flash

These discounted flash are available now, but spots are filling up! Reach out to me if you see something you like

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[devthhvwk]

HAUNTED FLORALS

May look like ordinary flowers,

but hidden within some are frights and unnatural occurrences

all designs available to claim

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[devthhvwk]

MUSHROOMS AND FOLIAGE

got to play around with some more nature themed flash, I love the pothos leaves so much

[devthhvwk]

SPRING FLASH SHEETS

had a lot of fun designing some flash for spring season earlier this year, most of these are still available to claim

[pussyandpetrichor]

Flash Sheets

Flash sheets are an alternative to flash cards but you do them on a sheet of paper instead of index cards.

On the left, in as big and bright and easy to read as you can make it while not feeling like you're wasting paper, you write the word youre trying to learn. I did all caps block text and alternated the marker color I used. On the right straight across you write the definition/translation and you write it in an obscured way, to prevent accidentally cheating when you check the previous word.

There are many ways to obscure the definition. You could write it very lightly in pencil, you could use cursive, you could use a language you're not perfectly fluent in (i used French for my Italian flash sheets when English is my first language, though I had studied French from 4th grade) I even used phonetic elvish for my AP Physics vocab. Or you can use a plethora of other things you can think of.

Then you fold the paper so that you cannot see the definitions but can see all the target words.

You can then quiz yourself while slightly less at risk of losing words. I, for one, always lost individual flash cards so I needed an alternative. And found it hard to shuffle through them, so the major upside of Flash Cards wasn't beneficial for me. An upside to flash sheets is that with a little formatting you can just use the same regular notebook you take your notes in. I always put my vocabulary at the back of the notebook and kept my classroom notes at the front.

Also, this method allows you to have multiple columns: you can label a formula, a part of speech, a conjugation or declension, synonyms. Or, like I often did, multiple languages.

Anyway, good luck.